Sentence examples for just representative from inspiring English sources

Of the other Republicans, just Representative Ron Paul of Texas has made a concerted effort in Nevada.

It wouldn't be fair to name brand names, because these packages aren't the nadir of anything; they're just representative.

Walcott's poems are not just representative of an entire generation's experience of exile — they comprise, indeed are, that experience.

Do you think of these pieces as parody, satire, or just representative of our culture, such as it is?

In 2011, in his speech marking the end of the Iraq War, President Obama promised to "help Iraqis strengthen institutions that are just, representative and accountable".

To achieve that goal, we will work to promote an Iraqi government that is just, representative, and accountable, and that provides neither support nor safe-haven to terrorists.

In last year's elections in Flushing the candidates were basically just representatives of their individual ethnic group's self-interests.

Under Herbertism, parsons are not just representatives of the Church of England, they are the Church of England in any given place (think what the common attitude of "say one for me, vicar!" betrays about the relationship of parson to institution).

After the ignominious collapse of the Copenhagen global climate change summit in 2009, Bolivia organised a People's Summit with 35,000 participants from 140 countries – not just representatives of governments, but also civil society and activists.

At this hour it was empty except for a few bold tourists on the path and random seedier elements who lingered half-hidden in the trees, often just representatives of one's imagination.

In that event, it says, it can be helpful to schedule field trips or other events at the beginning of the process, so that participants get to know each other as more than just representatives of a view they dislike.