Sentence examples for very indicative of 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".

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".

More important, no gains at all were detected in more vital measures like early math learning, oral comprehension (very indicative of later reading comprehension), motivation to learn or "social competencies" like the ability to interact with peers and teachers.

It's got elements of Martin Amis and Joyce – very indicative of the type of grown-up psychedelic comics we started to produce in the 1980s in Britain after the comic-book boom created by Watchmen, Maus and Dark Knight.

Even discounting the sudden plunge, she said, "the confidence readings in June, July, and September are really indicative of a very, very weak economy".

The DNA-OLA was very indicative for the presence of resistance (high specificity, low false positive rate), but less indicative for the absence of resistance (low sensitivity, high false negative rate) in comparison to the RNA OLA.

The absolute numbers of AS events that could be confirmed using the experimental peptide sets were by themselves not very indicative for the contribution of AS to the proteome diversity in A. thaliana.

"I think if you're saying that encryption is the problem, at a time when consumers and businesses see encryption as a very necessary part of trust online, that's a very indicative point of view".

The DR per each cycle is not very indicative in terms of overall success prognosis of each couple.