Sentence examples for symptomatic of that from inspiring English sources

The mishandling of Taylor's dismissal is symptomatic of that.

Symptomatic of that is the choice of our wonderful new young curator".

And that is symptomatic of that long-term trend," said Steffen.

"That bank's moving was symptomatic of that period of time when people were moving away from downtown.

Is this elision symptomatic of that notorious intolerance by omission that so often characterized the attitude of '60s "sexual revolutionaries" toward male homosexuality, and that was all the more pernicious for its resistance to exposure?

But this iTunes thing is symptomatic of that larger problem.

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

Stanley Hooker, chief engineer of the Bristol Aeroplane Company's engine division, believed the "Bristol lunch" to be symptomatic of all that was going wrong with the industry.

But the killings and the stumbling response to the rebel advance were symptomatic of problems that have plagued the United Nations peacekeeping force in Congo for years, said Anneke Van Woudenberg, a senior researcher for Human Rights Watch, who investigated the slayings this month.

However, it is appropriate to distinguish between an infidelity that caused the breakdown of a marriage, and one that was symptomatic of a marriage that had already collapsed.

But for critics in Pakistan, the call was symptomatic of all that is wrong with Musharraf.