Sentence examples similar to a fairer sample from inspiring English sources

A fair sample is § 60 of Wharton, Crim.

But it would be tricky to find a fair sample.

The answers were a fair sample of Arnold off the cuff.

That's a fair sample of the deductive logic on display in Ian Smith's first novel.

What is transferred across the placenta in many species is a fair sample of the mother's antibodies.

Remarkably, 80% of a group carefully selected by the Kirkwood team – a fair sample of the UK population of this age – need little care.

That sentence is a fair sample of Asaro's prose, which aspires to poetry but usually settles for a kind of muted bombast.

Grab samples were taken during high and low flow events and probably included a fair sample of both high low flow events.

'We were still starry-eyed, but these kids do violence to their innermost feelings because what they learn in this consumerist society is that you must have a fair sample - a sexual sample.

This is a fair sample of Anthony Swofford's prose in his first novel, "Exit A," prose that befits a Harlequin romance novel more than functioning as (to quote the publicity office again) "confirmation of Swofford as a major literary talent".

(Since we only detected a small fraction of all the entangled particles that were emitted from Zeilinger's lab, though, we had to assume that the photons we did measure represented a fair sample of the whole collection).