Sentence examples for sort of symptomatic from inspiring English sources

In a 2014 interview with the Daily Caller, Thiel criticized Trump as "sort of symptomatic of everything that is wrong with New York City".

"People tend to forget what has happened in the past and it's sort of symptomatic of policy approaches to Indigenous issues," Dodson said.

The first, stems from the apparent compulsive use of headache medications by MOH patients, and considers this disorder a sort of addiction to symptomatic remedies.

To her the absence of that sort of humor now is symptomatic of television's weakened state of comedy.

This odd little anti-notation rant is symptomatic of a sort of fashionable cultural anti-authoritarianism throughout, according to which the figure of the composer is to be devalorised, the better to emphasise the importance of other contributors.

Also, even though I love and admire his rigorously direct observation paintings, some of the turning the head in empirical space that he does gives him a sort of fisheye view that can be symptomatic of work from photography.

Well, personally, I do not see the fact that I spend my days trying to track down the publishing info for a saxophone sample from 1974 or agonising over 0.5 seconds of crackle on a test pressing as widely symptomatic of some sort of degenerative idleness or spiritual torpor, but admittedly I am not a doctor or lawyer.

In our model we assume that only 82% of cases are symptomatic and only 54% of symptomatic cases are notified29.

Optimization of symptomatic medications;   5.

"What are the effects of symptomatic versus asymptomatic infection?

onset of symptomatic AIDS and premature death.