Sentence examples for be a fair representation from inspiring English sources

I believe there has got to be a fair representation of viewers on screen.

But it would also be a fair representation of his feelings toward New England.

I don't want to put my mind in order as I might with work or a store cupboard, because that wouldn't be a fair representation of the way things are.

When KCD announced the new venture, which the agency hopes will someday alleviate the congestion of runway shows on the Fashion Week calendar, I wondered if it would be a fair representation of clothes.

This may be a fair representation of the way young people experience the world, but it makes for some ungainly moments, and cuts off the narrative from the richer, more reflective emotional texture it deserves.

For those who work in journalism, standfirsts are a vital part of the 'furniture' that summarises a story, fleshing out the necessarily limited details in the headline, but to many readers the headline is all – and should, on its own, be a fair representation of the story.

I think a subsample of similar size from the currently available genomes would be a fairer representation of the diversity of the prokaryotic lineages, specially for archaea.

Sixth is a fair representation of where we are as a club.

"He really wants to make sure there is a fair representation of older women," O'Reilly said.

The 6-1 score was a fair representation of a game in which Egypt was dominated.

We will ensure that these programmes are a fair representation of what took place throughout their stay".