Sentence examples for been representative of the from inspiring English sources

For Monty it was particularly awkward making his debut for England against India but the team has 'not been representative of the community it serves' to use that awful platitudinous expression and now every young Asian cricketer can think of himself in an England team.

Davis, a glittery Vegas-style star who played himself in the episode (he had left a briefcase in Archie's cab), may not have exactly been representative of the black power movement, but he was just right for the job of underscoring the hypocrisy of the age.

In the Iranian school, Abū Yazīd al-Bisṭāmī (died 874) is usually considered to have been representative of the important doctrine of annihilation of the self, fanāʾ; the strange symbolism of his sayings prefigures part of the terminology of later mystical poets.

Moreover a sample size of N = 100 would have been representative of the HIV specialists (e.g. general practitioners, venereologists, internists) in Germany.

These vascular risk factors impact the majority of older adults in North America, and so our sample may not have been representative of the population, which could have mediated age-related differences in cognition.

Superheroes have always been representative of the time from which they came from, so is the plight of the "Avengers" symbolic of America today?

"They are representative of the company, right?

Legislatures should be representative of the voters.

Agvalue is representative of the category combination.

She said the roses were representative of the Virgin.

"It's representative of the one that existed in 1950".