Sentence examples similar to cross section of passengers from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Akpan stalls the bus in limbo and loads it with a cross-section of passengers, many of the forces that roil African nations are represented.

It's a gift on stirring display here in a show where the "ship of dreams" itself (as a symbol of glorious aspiration, class-conflict and human hubris) is the protagonist rather than any of the teeming cross-section of passengers it deftly marshals.

But trains allow you time to meet a cross section of your fellow passengers, a cross section which, hopefully, reflects local society.

Just glancing around the cars as we sped, elevated, over one of the most diverse counties in the country, the passengers represented a perfect cross section of New York City.

Virus films, as Mr. Soderbergh recognizes, are a curious subset of disaster movies, which traditionally bring together a cross section of society — the tenants of a skyscraper, the passengers on an ocean liner — to demonstrate their survival skills and the brotherhood of man.

The travelers looked like a cross section of Southwest's customer base, which is primarily leisure passengers with some thrift-minded business fliers mixed in.

"I wanted a real cross section of men who dance.

But it was not a cross section of Israeli society.

The book's characters are a cross section of Hispanics.

But this cross section of Berlin offers many other highlights.

(d) Cross section of arbitrary shape.