Sentence examples for symptomatic of something from inspiring English sources

But it seems symptomatic of something wider.

That's an appalling statistic, symptomatic of something deeply wrong in Australian society.

Then again, the gender divide may itself be symptomatic of something hard-hitting about Calle's work.

The command center is symptomatic of something broader: After an excellent start, the war on terrorism is floundering.

While these battles are being fought male carping about cleavage may seem trivial, but it is symptomatic of something darker.

Was the behaviour that took place in relation to Libor unique or was it symptomatic of something deeper going on across the benchmarks?

"If you let physics go, it's symptomatic of the fact that something has eroded in the intellectual capacity of academic institutions".

But Parker Posey's departure is symptomatic of the fact that something in the show doesn't quite click.

The mass neurotic triad was symptomatic of a contemporary world that was missing something; indeed, something vitally important to the nature of human existence itself.

Two months ago, the magazine began accepting advertisements, something many see as symptomatic of its current struggles.

It was all lies, and symptomatic of a force that saw protest as something that had to be contained, not facilitated.