Sentence examples for that's indicative of from inspiring English sources

It made me feel like I knew I wasn't going to live forever". If the two artists are prone to finishing each other's sentences, that's indicative of how they work together creatively.

Heterocetera references the LGBT club canon by sampling the vogue ball anthem "The Ha Dance," but in a way that respects the original before evolving it into something sui generis--a move that's indicative of Lotic's approach to electronic music in general.

However, it's notable the speed with which Starbucks is managing to expand Mobile Order & Pay to new locations – something that's indicative of the company's ability to leverage the mobile payments infrastructure it already has in place.

SmIne and Say "Passion Gap".

That's a microcosm, but one thing I did see that's indicative of a global environmental issue is in California's Central Valley where meth-making junk gets dumped in the irrigation canals.

But while it all seems pretty silly, it's silly in the same way that an all-male meeting to consider a bill regarding women's reproductive rights is silly — it's a silliness that's indicative of something more serious.

"They're segments of that tape that are indicative of casing," Mr. George said.

"Sometimes flippant remarks like that are indicative of what his actual feelings are".

In this oral especially, we are looking for a depth of understanding that is indicative of independent research.

It seems an incredibly proactive move from a government body, but one that is indicative of how the organisation works.

Indications of liquids dripping include puddling or new stains that are indicative of an existing evaporated drip.