Building on the rich and thoughtful foundations of the action, rooted in experience and in thought, Linklater infuses the film's superstructure with an uninhibited yet amply indicative energy.
In addition, there is also an aura of criminality that cannot be denied, yet is merely indicative of our centuries-old collective anxiety over the morals of the poor.
Arsenal, similarly, at least in the days when they had players sent off on a regular basis (it is now over a year since their last Premier League red card, which is one of those odd statistics for which they ought to be praised, and yet seems somehow indicative of their problems), would practise with a man down.
Those bonuses represent a small fraction of the annual income for each, yet they are indicative of the increasingly complicated nature of compensation in major college football, where actual coaching is just one of the many things for which coaches find themselves financially rewarded.
This mutant is viable, yet slightly dwarfed, indicative of compromised PABP activity; a pab2 pab4 pab8 triple mutant has not been recovered [ 34].
"These websites varied in content drastically, yet they were all indicative of good converters [visitors likely to click ads] for a large number of clients," a representative of the advertiser said.
In recent months, international shipping-related companies, such as South Korea's STX shipbuilding, have opened offices in Athens in what analysts say is the most indicative sign yet of Greece's growing strength in the global industry.
I'll admit, at times I use the thesaurus program on my computer, but it always feels like the writerly equivalent of settling for drive-through fast food: convenient yet uninspiring, and perhaps indicative of a regrettable larger slide into slothfulness.
From Garrison's perspective, the most disturbing part of this push is that it is indicative of yet another bullet point on a troubling agenda that has been written over the last eight years.
