Sentence examples for that indicative from inspiring English sources

Weinreich says that's exactly the kind of information that Indicative can reveal.

Other philosophers have also defended the view that indicative conditionals are strict conditionals, without adopting Kratzer's restrictor view, for instance William Lycan (2001) and Anthony Gillies (2009).

It can therefore be noted from the example that indicative planning or an economic planning for the city did little to enhance the natural environment which remained in its dilapidated state even after the formulation of the plan.

This model is intended to capture as well the idea that indicative supposition is supposition under a special set of constraints given by the agent's view of the shared agreements among agents in a relevant population.

David Sellar QC, for the administrators, told Lord Hodge that there was still seen to be "exceptional urgency" in the matter because it was anticipated that "indicative bids" would give their terms on the basis of the contracts remaining or not.

We've also seen Dean praying to Cas this season, so although he knows there's something off about him, is that indicative of the fact that he still trusts him enough to ask for his help?

Previous studies on mood and attitudes have arrived at a consensus that indicative-selecting attitudes require commitment to truth of the embedded proposition by the attitude holder while subjunctive-selecting attitudes lack a notion of commitment but express preferences (Bolinger 1968; Farkas 1992, 2003; Portner 1997; Villalta 2000, 2008).

Modal claims of necessity are construed as indicatives combined with a meta-claim that the indicative is nomological.

What things does she do that are indicative that she is the person for you?

As she told the ABC Australian Broadcasting Corporationn), "That's indicative that there was illegal activity.

What that is indicative of, all the walk-off losses on the road, that's indicative of an eighth-inning guy".