Sentence examples similar to being a cross section of from inspiring English sources
The book's characters are a cross section of Hispanics.
His fighters are a cross section of a nation at war with itself.
The men are a cross section of the Palestinian experience in miniature: two Muslims, a Christian and a Druse.
If this was meant to be a cross section of Vietnam's Communist society, its message was heartwarming.
These groups are a cross section of society, from management downwards, thrown together by their common addiction.
The dinner afterward, held at the 35th-floor Sony Club, was a cross section of New York's cultural worlds.
The jury, as most juries are, was a cross section of real people, who had their lives rearranged by the sheer length and importance of this trial.
They are a cross section of life in Texas, which is why the effects of their deployment will ripple across the state.
"The picture on that rug is a cross section of Larry's chest," said Dr. Damadian, 66. "It's the first human M.R.I. image.
The less quaint "Prozess," which layers fabric, papier-mâché and wax drippings over a wire armature, could be a cross section of flayed skin.
"The cast is a cross section of alternative people," Mr. Elliot said, referring to the drag queens and hoofers who have been cast.
