symptomatic

What happened today was not symptomatic of his past problems.

It is symptomatic of our relationship with the natural world itself.

But the kids are symptomatic of what's going on in the houses.

I'm not sure missing an individual fact is symptomatic of anything.

He could see the white skin under their eyes, symptomatic of fear.

"That night for sure is symptomatic of what may have been going on," he said.

I do not know whether that is symptomatic of the interest in financial control as a whole.

That is symptomatic of our failure sometimes to move on.

I think the relationship is symptomatic of a deeper problem.

For cases without those conditions, there is only symptomatic treatment.

"At no time have I been symptomatic in any way," he said.

But they are also symptomatic of problems that go much deeper.

Again this is symptomatic of much larger problems in the development process than source control.

Her chance of symptomatic heart disease is 8 percent, slightly higher than the man's because women live longer.

My wife recognized this as symptomatic of a heart attack.

He said the tax burden was symptomatic of a larger problem.

The team hopes the problem is not symptomatic of something larger.

At the same time, he believed they were symptomatic of their credibility.

It is symptomatic of a country that has got its priorities wrong.

Treatment should be given to patients with symptomatic advanced disease.

The key is to understand that they aren't symptomatic of society at large.

The owner is then "symptomatic": he has already died once.

It is, they say, symptomatic of a society that believes in getting on with things at all costs.

Grade 2: The mother is symptomatic but not in shock.

Her son, Clark, also becomes symptomatic and is sent home from school.