Indicative of
I want to put in "fancier manner" the idea that particular fragments (snippets) of different movies show/present the marginalization of Native Americans. can I say:
the snippets are indicative of their marginalization.
or
Are the snippets symptomatic of their marginalization?
To me, both sound ok, but somehow when I google analogical phrases I don't get too many results.
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These clips, taken from the films X, Y and Z clearly demonstrate discrimination against and marginalization of the Native Americans.
- These clips, taken from the films X, Y and Z clearly demonstrate discrimination against and marginalization of the Native Americans.
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These clips, taken from the films X, Y and Z clearly demonstrate discrimination against and marginalization of the Native Americans.
0Thanks a lot for your answer.
You see I am trying to convey a bit of a different idea. The snippets of movies I am talking about by themselves do not demonstrate the marginalization. It's the fact that these short snippets are the only content dedicated to native matters that kind of shows the marginalistion. So in order to find anything about the Indians you have to turn to those (alm
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