Sentence examples for a representative of something from inspiring English sources

She's a representative of something else.

Mr. Wolfensohn spent time Friday with non-governmental organizations including the Bolivian Episcopal Conference, the Coalition for Democracy and Civil Society of the Kyrgyz Republic, and a representative of something called World Vision from Uganda.

"I think most monsters or ghosts are all representative of something else.

The person making the statement truly is an icon of modern day rock music, as defined by Webster's Dictionary --icon: a persor or thing representative of something.

Richard Hunter, head of British equities at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers in London, said the earnings were "representative of something of a return to normality".

Whether such abuse is for 90-minute effect rather than representative of something with a deep meaning has always been open to debate.

But it is quite possibly representative of something much larger, a contempt and dislike for the press that has characterized both Donald Trump's campaign and presidency.

We brought Professor Sari Nusseibeh to campus who was representative of something that was always a desideratum for us, namely modern Islamic thought.

"And while yoga pants seem to be a silly thing to fight for, they are representative of something much bigger ― Misogyny and the history of men policing women's bodies".

Think of the Libor shift as representative of something real and tangible, like a change in the weather.

Whether she was a fertility figure, a representative of the mother goddess, or something else entirely, the presence of many such figures in various attitudes seems to indicate clearly that the female was an integral part of cult rituals.