Sentence examples for way indicative from inspiring English sources

It is in no way indicative of an issue with the team overall.

But if respondents' experiences are in any way indicative of how the cuts are being achieved, ministers should be worried.

While we understand the offensiveness of the image, it is in no way indicative of the attitudes of either the school or the council.

Mr. Sheen's own nickname for Ms. Kenly and Ms. Olson — "the goddesses" — is in its own way indicative of their perceived interchangeability and disposability.

McCartney still sounded a bit cheesed off about it around the time of Anthology's mid-90s release – "it was, in some way, indicative of friction" – but the latter had a point.

I liked the two 15-letter entries, DOMESTIC PARTNER (there, the word "relative" as in "relative of a spouse" is being used in the same way "indicative" would be used) and MINDING THE STORE.

The Benjamin Moore campaign, now under way, is indicative of efforts by mainstream, mainstay brands to explore the opportunities presented by new media and social media.

It's a lousy precedent either way, and indicative, I think, of the way most fans are coming to view this saga now that it may be nearing the end: with ambivalence, and a sense of lousiness all around.

In a small way, his indicative fatwa, allowing women to use nail polish by turning obscurantist Islamic doctrine around, symbolizes his achievement in helping Hezbollah and Lebanese Shi'a into the mainstream.

In this way, an indicative energy poverty ratio is calculated for the two residence types.

By way of indicative example the resurgence of the Taliban following the U.S. war in Afghanistan clearly underestimated the effect of blowback.