“indicative”造句，怎麼用indicative造句

A bad name is indicative of the type of people you will be working with.

Freud believed that dreams are forms of wish fulfillment-in other words, indicative of our repressed desires.

Channel your anger into action. The remark or behavior that sets you off is often indicative of an underlying problem, like low self-esteem or a dissatisfying relationship.

Twin culprits are killing Los Angeles at both ends: Turnovers and transition. Those are the categories indicative of focus and mental sharpness.

"To some extent, the hardness of a material is indicative of its resistance to abrasion and wear characteristics. Nickel plating is widely specified as a disc coating for butterfly valves."

Considering that each article is about a different topic and is over 1000 words long, it's indicative that it requires hard work - a lot of it - before seeing success.

You can see the steady rise, indicative of a potential memory leak.

And do you think this characteristic is indicative of a more open business leader?

Wide dispersion is indicative of a large spread of values, whereas small dispersion indicates data grouped around a central tendency.

Indeed, the cheery five-year-old who belted out Rockin Robin and Ben to adoring crowds was not indicative of the boy behind the smile.

There are three moods, indicative, imperative and subjunctive in English.

Was their success indicative of a lack of quality in European football?

Being able (or not being able) to recall such facts clearly are indicative of this fact, but in some cases it could be due to a decline in our overall brain function.

But milk cows and carrots are more indicative of the kind of inventions humans will make in the future: products that are grown rather than manufactured.

Some of the submissions are not firm, merely “indicative” bids that will serve as holding operations.