Sentence examples for is representative of something from inspiring English sources

As Valvasor's account suggests, though, the olm is representative of something more.

Richard Hunter, head of British equities at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers in London, said the earnings were "representative of something of a return to normality".

Seeing things from two points of view is always enriching," he says, while warning: "I don't want to be representative of something.

"And while yoga pants seem to be a silly thing to fight for, they are representative of something much bigger ― Misogyny and the history of men policing women's bodies".

And then, he said, "in the context of the rest of the play, and what's going on in the world, you might come up with something that is representative of an African-American spirit".

And if that view is representative of families as a whole, then clearly something was amiss.

The request is because it is unclear whether there are really 8 required mutations in all cases and whether this number or something like it is representative of all 8 clones.

I do not claim that this is representative of the whole ebook industry, but I hope that some real data might contribute something useful to the debate.

The print is representative of the exhibition's larger conversation that shows the voyage of the black body from gross misrepresentation to something more accurate through time.

Since my new watch will, in a fashion, commemorate a year that has now passed on, perhaps the photo I choose should be representative of 2004 or something in it that will no longer be with us.

The numbers are representative of how many times something is mentioned throughout the interviews, therefore they may not always add up to the number of interviewees in each group.