Sentence examples for little representative from inspiring English sources

On Puget Sound there was little representative art; the abstract painted designs on the canoe boards were unlike anything else in the region.

The far right is as little representative of conservative values as are revolutionaries and communists of liberal and progressive values.

Until now, only little representative international data on the prevalence rate of ADHD in preschool children exist.

Whilst Indigenous Australians experience poorer health than other Australians, there exists little representative data to outline the burden and consequences of mental illness.

Such difficulties in investigations into microgravity effects are mainly due to the poor models that are available, either because of their high cost and low availability (e.g., spaceflight) or because they are little representative of true microgravity conditions (e.g., hindlimb suspension/disuse model).

"It seems like, to me, you got mistreated a little bit," Representative Louie Gohmert, of Texas, began.

Mr. Yoffee, who recently moved to New York from Pittsburgh, is a little more representative of serious jazz's main line.

But Ms. Pickett pointed out that "the music is a little more representative of the product, not as much the buyer".

Justice says it is worth thinking about parliamentary scrutiny of the recommendations, on the grounds that such hearings might defuse tensions between ministers and the judiciary, and also help produce a judiciary that is a little more representative of society.

The film fulfils the minimum life-story requirements: it gives you the basic facts, shows that the subject was a little bit representative of his time, tosses in a few gentle ironies.

"I think the tenor on anything that happens in the House is going to be a little different," Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the No. 3 House Republican, told reporters at a Republican retreat that ended on Saturday in Baltimore.