Sentence examples for symptomatic of what from inspiring English sources

It was such a dispiriting game, so symptomatic of what the Knicks have become.

The no-dividend climate is symptomatic of what is wrong with our economy.

"He said, 'As long as the music is playing, we have to keep dancing.' To me, that is symptomatic of what people want corporations to do, but it's also symptomatic of what C.E.O.s should not be doing.

"This is symptomatic of what is happening across the service," he said.

The story of Gympie Street is symptomatic of what has been happening in Woodstock since the early 1990s.

"What has happened is symptomatic of what has happened in South Sudan over the past eight months," said Lanzer.

But its own incoherence is symptomatic of the frailty of what might be called the new anti-atheism.

There was clear recognition that current confusions about evolution, global warming, stem cell research, and other aspects of science deemed by some as "controversial" are symptomatic of a general misunderstanding of what science is and what it is not.

I'm sure if we were registered we would be a FTSE 100 company, but people still think of us as town clerks, which is quite symptomatic of how people misunderstand what councils are or what they do.

Such a snub may well be symptomatic of an authority which has not grasped the importance of what it is taking on.

These maps also enabled an estimation of what constituted a 'symptomatic' deterioration.