Sentence examples for felt representative of from inspiring English sources

In many ways the event - enormous, convivial and a little intimidating - felt representative of my festival experience as a whole.

"We both worked in media and saw there was a lack of availability and images that felt representative of Black people," Kissi told HuffPost.

Even when characters in games do have same-sex dalliances, it never felt representative of any sort of romance I've experienced.

It was move that, at the time, felt representative of the compositions he was churning out, works that similarly seemed to toy with the uncanny valley between man and machine.

"I tried to make a Metallic Butterfly part two, but it just didn't feel representative of my life.

But on Thursday night, the latest shot of Manziel hunched over a bar stool feels representative of how far he's fallen as a football player.

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It's not like there's any real harm in random internet users momentarily believing an Onion premise, but the site's natural exclusivity feels representative of America's deepening social and political divides.

Steff Yotka, a Vogue.com editor who attended this year's Savage x Fenty show at New York Fashion Week, noted its distinctive vibe: "It felt so representative of all the different personalities and emotions that a person could feel," Yotka told GARAGE on Tuesday.

Nottage became intrigued by the story of the 99% calling the status of the 1% into question, and she went in search of a place that she felt was representative of the culture as a whole.

AIA members were asked to contact beekeepers by telephone that they felt were representative of their state's apiary industry, and to contact a minimum of 15 beekeepers: 5 part-time (1 50 colonies), 5 sideline (51 499 colonies), and 5 commercial (500+ colonies).