Sentence examples for very indicative from inspiring English sources

S: It's very indicative of the conservative nature of Australian media.

The digital personas we cultivate on Facebook are often not very indicative of who we are, he said.

I've always felt that the way she is singled out and attacked is very indicative of how society reacts to smart women".

"I'd just say that's very, very indicative – the establishment is absolutely petrified about what this campaign is about, what this movement is about".

"This is a very indicative get-together: an enormously attractive group of females, who are from, what, probably Venezuela, Mexico, Argentina.

Mr. Pierce said his experience directing "It Shoulda Been You" will be "very indicative of whether this is a new path for me or a onetime thing".

Perhaps he used 'American primitive' in a somewhat pouty, self-deprecating way, which was very much indicative of his personality at many times".

We also call these strokes "watershed" – very much indicative of bits of thrombus from the carotid travelling up through the middle cerebral artery (MCA) and then out to the branches.

This map is very good indicative of climate and solar potential of different locations based on ANN analysis.

Levels of adherence to the responsibility and participation images were very high, indicative of a 'new biophilia' mainstream in Dutch culture.

The distribution of dimensions across the ensemble is very heterogeneous, indicative of a random start time of the belt growth within the 1 h of growth.