Sentence examples for far more representative from inspiring English sources

These joint system models, either statistically generated or discretely represented, can be far more representative block models than previously possible due to joint position information and a wealth of joint measurements, although a number of pitfalls can occur.

"It's far more representative than the House of Commons.

So here's a far more representative "real-life story".

Sparta fans are far more representative: unpretentious, beer-swilling, hard-smoking, working-class, lapsed Catholics.

Gimme the Loot is far more representative of Ready to Die than Juicy or Big Poppa.

"Rowan Williams may be far more representative of the religious community than many have suggested," said Jonathan Birdwell, the author of the report.

"If these families went to court, I believe they would receive far more," said Representative Peter T. King, a Republican from Long Island who set up the conference.

Unlike his main rivals for the nomination, Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich, Mr. Santorum has held these kinds of views for many years, and is a far more authentic representative of the Republican Party's angry base.

But western governments that have not, including Britain, are sending low-profile officials to Yerevan, and far more senior representatives to Turkey to mark the centenary of the Gallipoli landings, the date deliberately and cynically chosen by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan – so furious Armenians believe – in order to sabotage their own ceremony.

"Jim is far more than my representative to the press," Mr. Clinton said in a statement.

"Really the governors are going to be a far more compelling story," Representative Aaron Schock of Illinois conceded, referring to Republicans who have made headlines for taking on fiscal reforms in their states.