Sentence examples for certainly representative from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly unscientific, but certainly representative of the reality.

"He is certainly representative, if not critically important for Buddhism coming to the United States," he wrote.

By now I have met and corresponded with hundreds of people who struggle with anxiety — enough to conclude that my own experience, while maybe not the rule, is certainly representative.

Such a pity that this year's list has cast such a cloud The Booker longlist is certainly representative of the prize's new global reach, comprising six UK authors, four from the US, an Australian and two from Ireland.

Furthermore, it also leveraged heavily on the existence of a retail establishment database that allowed an accurate process of sampling that is certainly representative of the retail population.

And gold is certainly representative of that despite the fact that the IMF may start to sell some gold at these levels.

"It's certainly not representative.

"That's certainly not representative of the sub-Saharan Africans employed in Libya," he said.

"They were certainly not representative of the many teachers who celebrate the cultural diversity in this community.

They are certainly not representative of the film's target audience, and nor am I for that matter.

"While the G-20 is certainly more representative, the G-8, I think, allows leaders to have a more intimate discussion and more in depth," Mr. Barroso said.