Sentence examples for symptomatic of his from inspiring English sources

These verbal attacks are symptomatic of his authoritarian tendencies.

It was symptomatic of his distrust of the US.

The president's bad English is symptomatic of his bad thinking (an idea cannot be a moment).

Is Hamlet's cruelty to Ophelia symptomatic of his pent-up fury towards his mother?

The meltdown in Asia was symptomatic of his inability to cope.

At the least, critics say, the affair is symptomatic of his presidential style.

That seemed strange when he said it, symptomatic, perhaps of his confused thinking in this series.

I'm wondering if Tom's inability to tie things down is in any way symptomatic of wider aspects of his character.

Prior to the 2000 Olympics, the head coach and captain of Germany's swimming team accused Thorpe of cheating, that his physical attributes were symptomatic of steroid use and that his ability to exceed prior records believed to be drug-fuelled made his feats worthy of suspicion.

"We believe Khodayar's experience and length of detention directly contributed to the deterioration of his mental health [and] that Khodayar's state of mind was symptomatic of the conditions surrounding his visa which kept him in a constant state of limbo and fear of re-detainment and deportation".

Huhne's breathtaking audacity in expecting his wife to take his penalties – the shovelling of the moral imperative on to her, and the assertion (which he clearly believed) that it would be her fault if he lost his driving licence and so didn't get elected – is symptomatic of this delusion and his belief that he was above and beyond any ethical consideration.