indicative

• This is only indicative, as it could be different this year.
• "This poll is not indicative, and doesn't reflect public opinion" —  Drobe Launchpad News
• As clients evaluate their budgets, a noted Wall Street analyst predicts total dollars for the Big Four networks in the upfront market will drop 15\% this spring -- indicative of a buyers 'market.
• At first no one had thought it in the least strange that Anna stayed on with her, but now, occasionally, someone said a word indicative of surprise that there should be a German woman living in Witanbury Close But what were these foolish, ignorant criticisms but tiny pin-pricks compared with the hidden wound in her heart? —  Good Old Anna
• A shout and an expression indicative of astonishment escaped from the singer, who stood, like one transfixed, gazing at Paul. —  Paul Gerrard The Cabin Boy

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