Sentence examples for symptomatic things from inspiring English sources

Symptomatic things with the eyes and such.

Though many tourists from the West enjoy the image of Cuba as a repository of the 1950s and 60s – the classic cars, the faded ornate buildings, the vintage radios – Ms Sánchez finds these things symptomatic of Cuba's greatest problems: "We didn't want to turn this country into a museum of the 20th century.

If your dog is symptomatic, the first thing your vet will do is stabilize your pet, then take X-rays of her abdomen.

But this iTunes thing is symptomatic of that larger problem.

"We still dont really know if the Toys 'R' Us thing was symptomatic of having a traditional firm working with a fast moving Silicon Valley outfit," says Jupiter e-commerce analyst Ken Cassar, "Or if it was a problem unique to Toys 'R' Us.

To him, marijuana prohibition is symptomatic of all sorts of things that are wrong "and while I can't change many things in society, I can get together with my fellows and do good for the people who need medicine".

Or if not a good thing, at least symptomatic of Kiwi film's increasing confidence in being able to succeed on its own merit as objectively good entertainment.

In fact, ascribing things to chance is symptomatic of being lazy, he said.

For one thing, California's condition is symptomatic of state budgets across the country.

Gubaidulina argues that the idea of the heroic clashes between soloist and orchestra that once characterised the classical concerto are a thing of the past, and symptomatic of a relationship in need of redefinition.

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