Sentence examples for a far more representative from inspiring English sources

So here's a far more representative "real-life story".

Unlike Quiet Nights - which really did concentrate on the standard song, albeit mangled in places - this is a far more representative spread of Bates's enthusiasms.

Although football at its highest level seems to be a far more representative sport than rugby or cricket, 13% of the England national football team were privately educated which is double the proportion of the UK public.

Facebook is vastly larger, reaches far more deeply geographically and culturally across the world and captures a far more representative cross-section of society.

A far more representative quote from Daisaku Ikeda, rather than the 1960s-era quote you used and one that is well-known by SGI members around the world, is: "The purpose of Buddhism is not to produce dupes who blindly follow their leader.

On Facebook or other social networks that better reflect my real-world relationships, I see a far more representative number of non-white faces in my friend lists and on the pages of friends-of-friends, while Twitter – by contrast – is hideously white.

Mean age of patients was 76.1 years, 35% of patients had an ejection fraction of >35%, and 37% were women resulting in a unique cohort, far more representative of clinical practice than previous trials.

The first such venture by an American opera company, it drew a crowd of 3,000, far more representative of the city's demographics than the audience in the house.

The two crews that Oldfield recklessly stopped in the middle of an enthralling contest were actually far more representative of the level of excellence that we see in elite-level international sportsmen and women, than of any social elitism of a bygone era.

And there is no reason to simply ignore Florida, which gave Mr. Romney a decisive win and which is far more representative of the Republican primary electorate than the other states which have voted so far.

These joint system models, either statistically generated or discretely represented, can be far more representative block models than previously possible due to joint position information and a wealth of joint measurements, although a number of pitfalls can occur.