Indictive

I take umbrage at all the posters here who suggest that somehow this person's actions are indictive of the feelings of Democrats who supported HRC in the primaries. ❋ Unknown (2009)

He is really much more indictive of hunters in my opinion than the rude sort. ❋ Michael Allen (2005)

Softer and more feminine fabrics, silk, rep-cloth, and such, often brief and clinging, not only stunningly attractive and aesthetically pleasing, but also indictive of, and reflective of, their subjection to masculine domination, are generally required of them. ❋ Norman, John (1985)

Each sang his indictive narrative in turn, accompanied by the whole orchestra of sixty instruments, and when this had continued for some time, and one was hoping they might come to an understanding and modify the noise, a great chorus composed entirely of maniacs would suddenly break forth, and then during two minutes, and sometimes three, I lived over again all that I suffered the time the orphan asylum burned down. ❋ Unknown (1879)

I have no i adea about this "scientific and indictive method" Help?!? ❋ Unknown (2010)

Most Met fans felt the first half of 2004 was done with smoke and mirrors (luck and good defense) and that his second half was more indictive of the pitcher the Mets were paying. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I live in Houston and when Enron hit, all of my MBA buddies said that kind on management was an aboration, not indictive of how business 'were run. ❋ Unknown (2009)

What is more indictive of their split allegience is the fact they have focused on the Second Amendment, superceding our Right to Free Speech and Assembly. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Q-They were as indictive of Left during Nandigram Because they are even further Left of the Left. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Jessica has christened boyfriend Tony Romo with a nickname that she hopes will be indictive of the couple’s future together. ❋ Unknown (2008)

"I will tell my father you are here," said Richmond again; and this time she escaped from the room, to come suddenly upon Bob outside, striking an attitude indictive of a determination to crush the glossy hat left upon the table in the hall; and so sudden was Richmond's appearance that the boy stood fast, as if struck with catalepsy, for a few seconds before he bethought himself of a way out of his difficulty, when, pretending to catch a fly which did not exist, he turned upon his heel, and beat an ignominious retreat to the lower regions. ❋ George Manville Fenn (1870)

I hope you have a big malpractice insurance policy, because if the ineptitude you’ve shown on law and politics on this site is indictive of the shoddy work you do every day, you’ll need it. ❋ Unknown (2005)

It’s cost is indictive of what is required to seperate it. ❋ Unknown (2006)

i surely hope not because your statement is indictive of what our problem on the left has been since 2000. meaning Gore won the pop-vote yet lost the election, Kerry almost pulled off the 'don't bother voting now repubs, i've already won via exist polls' yet still lost. ❋ Unknown (2008)