Sentence examples for are wholly representative of from inspiring English sources

While he is attracting a lot of people to his rallies and to the Republican voting booths, it is a mistake to believe that these people are wholly representative of that segment of the electorate.

Let's unpack this rhetoric, since it's wholly representative of the coverage that conservative media has given the shutdown.

I'm not sure Klass's story is wholly representative of the 2 million single parents, and the fact that she is famous, wealthy, able to afford nannies and well supported, might make her experience different from some.

Mr Salt said: "What we've got is wholly representative of the sport.

It is important to note that no single model run is wholly representative of all model runs due to the stochastity of agent-based modeling.

The live oil samples were taken with a bottom-hole sampler (Ruska) to be wholly representative of the original, in-place fluids and their properties are summarized in Table 1.

It's often taken for granted that the final image on a dried, painted canvas is wholly representative of an artwork in its most unsullied and purest form.

First, the number of toxinotype V isolates examined was small and may not be wholly representative of this strain as it manifests in human or animal disease.

Our study was undertaken within one province of the Netherlands and our findings may not be wholly representative of attitudes in other areas.

Diet in the preceding three months was assessed in this study therefore it may not be wholly representative of usual intake.

However, this does not necessarily mean that the sample is wholly representative of the general population, and further research would need to be done to establish whether these opinions are replicated in a representative sample.