Sentence examples for be a representative from inspiring English sources

The newspaper said the idea that "you can only be a representative if we let you be a representative" was a "serious violation of socialist democratic principles".

"I don't want to be a representative for twenty years," he said.

I don't consider myself to be a representative of my people.

By N.C.A.A. rules, Yahoo reported, Nochimson would be a representative of the college's athletic interests.

Unlike Thomas, Sotomayor has wanted to be a representative of a group.

America's was therefore to be a representative, not a direct, democracy.

"The next director general has to be a representative of the whole membership," he said.

I'm somebody that lives 4,000 miles away, so I can't be a representative.

"There will be a representative from the BBC in every constituency, phoning the results through.

The trouble is, though, that Londonderry was too much of an oddity to be a representative figure.

The elected member should be a representative, not a mere delegate pledged to obey undeviatingly the wishes of his constituents.