Sentence examples for spirit indicative from inspiring English sources

It maintains the raw inimitable spirit indicative of a cultural melting pot, made possible thanks to the city's innumerable guests who arrive through the port, one of the largest in the Mediterranean.

The liveliness is indicative of a community known as much for its independent spirit as for its history as a shipbuilding center and trade port.

Sheffield United manager Nigel Clough told BBC Radio Sheffield: "It was hard fought, I thought we had to hang in there for long periods of the game and keep going right to the end, but I think it's indicative of the spirit of the team that we can go away from home and win a game in the last 10 minutes.

Still, city officials think that her determination and work ethic are indicative of Lowell's spirit.

Indicative of a growing spirit of independence was the libel case of John Peter Zenger, a journalist whose weekly journal criticized the political machinations and cupidity of Governor William Cosby.

Rogers contends that the mixed-use adaptation, "has occurred spontaneously from the bottom up, indicative of the entrepreneurial spirit of residents and their need to adapt existing space for new uses".

So indicative of New York's true spirit.

The lesser, indicative, standard of proof reflects a spirit of benevolence towards veterans whose service has put them 'at harms way'.

Speaking in the immediate aftermath of their win against Blues, Davies said: "It was interesting - there was a lot of focus on the selection, but I think it was indicative in that there is a great spirit there.

The album spent close to a year on the charts and spawned not only "Teardrops", but also two further UK Top 40 entries, "Life's Just A Ballgame" and "Celebrate The World", which were indicative of the wider concerns they continued exploring on 1991's Family Spirit.

"The team has spirit and at times play some quality football but this game was almost indicative of our season.