Sentence examples for a classic representative from inspiring English sources

Despite this, Abbott said Fraser was a "classic representative of our party".

But she is actually a classic representative of the contemporary political workforce, people who get involved in politics very early and join the political class.

And in the BDO event last night, Dutchman Wesley Harms almost hit a similar milestone before narrowly bowing out in the semi-finals to Tony O'Shea, a classic representative of old England.

The Cox process is a classic representative of this class of conditional stochastic processes.

Pinus taeda (loblolly pine) is a classic representative of the largest genus in the order Conifereae.

Although this study was not a classic representative sample, the cluster design enabled us to sample groups throughout the country in many different exposure settings.

"Not every water body can support a bathing situation," a representative of the state Department of Environmental Conservation said last week, in a classic instance….

"Not every water body can support a bathing situation," a representative of the state Department of Environmental Conservation said last week, in a classic instance of bureaucratic understatement.

A classic example?

There is a real danger that plans for new activities such as the community infrastructure levy and community first panels will miss this opportunity and adopt a classic community representative model.

Among the contract's most ardent supporters, meanwhile, were the city's mayor – the classic representative of business-oriented "Downtown" Republicanism – and a left-of-centre Democratic councilwoman from the downtown's rival power centre, the Westside.