indicative

To her it was indicative of how he'd come to view their relationship.

It was only one day, but indicative of the big picture.

It is, however, indicative of the time in which we live.

I think market share is much more indicative of value.

But their record is not indicative of everything that has happened this season.

I hope this article is indicative of an end to it.

No one saw it as indicative of a major new direction in the market.

If the first 90 days are indicative, that hope will remain on paper.

The support for them is indicative of how sick our society has become.

"I think it's indicative of the way things are going in the book world these days," she said.

But the small showing is not indicative of the book's success.

Style is indicative of the artist and the culture at large.

It's smart, but probably not indicative of what the old really want.

Nor are the changes indicative of a more democratic Soviet state, they said.

Only indicative figures have been given for the financial resources we are talking about today.

But these numbers are in no way indicative of a recession.

Even over the long term, the evidence is merely indicative.

What I said was that we asked for indicative budgets.

Then he realized that such thinking might indeed be indicative of someone who had lost his mind.

In schools, such ratios are indicative of possible staff changes.

Was this indicative of my dedication to law and order?

"It's more indicative of how difficult entry into the local market has been."

The moment was early but critical, and it wound up being indicative.

What we did today was really indicative of this team."

The data is for your general information and enjoys indicative status only.