Sentence examples for but representative of from inspiring English sources

Following the general linear model, composite indices that emerge from PCA are "orthogonal," that is, uncorrelated with one another, but representative of the indicators that coefficients represent.

"I am not representative of the west, but representative of the whole of Asia.

That was the entire latter-no complaints, no suggestions for improvements, but representative of a whole school of communications.

Not until he makes "Schindler's List," at which point he is not even he anymore but representative of them.

But now you can find the Kistler Noisetiers chardonnay, the lowest echelon, a blend of several vineyards but representative of the style, for around $60 in retail shops.

Each of the 24 interviewees is given her own chapter with a bossy, generalising label – "Muslim", "Mother", "Lesbian", "Nun", "Feminist", and so on – as though each woman were not simply herself but representative of a whole demographic.

But representatives of the foundation said they were not comforted.

But representatives of the organisation say recent sales of goods produced by the NGO have suffered.

But representatives of the building owner said they had to act.

But representatives of FIBA and the N.B.A. said the system was unlikely to change.

But representatives of other countries at the United Nations envision a much longer timetable.