Sentence examples for are very representative of from inspiring English sources

"I think that's one of the only things I like about this reality show: the dialogues are very representative of the political discourse that goes on in this country.

The operations of this algorithm are very representative of image-processing operations which are part of the low- and mid-level stages.

These results are very representative of a general positive attitude towards m-learning that crosses much of the literature in this field.

"Small-business data is tough to come by, but point-of-payment experiences are very representative of how a small business conducts business," says Ida Wainschel, program director for Trade Exchange.

When the results were later on presented in a meeting to the four consultants who were working in the emergency department, they were not surprised by the results; in fact, they confirmed that the results are very representative of each physicians based on their observation in the emergency department.

The region suffered historical fragmentation due to selective extraction of timber and farming practices (Carvalho et al. [2006], Guedes-Bruni et al. [2006]), however, the forest remnants are very representative of the Atlantic Ombrophilous Dense Submontane Forest, being of high priority for conservation (Carvalho et al. [2006]).

That was very representative of how Joe operated.

It is important because the sample we use is very representative of our target audience.

"It's very representative of our city to take the train.

The next album will show something that is very representative of me".

"We're very representative of Hong Kong," said Emmanuel Vivant, the general manager of the system.