Sentence examples for much representative from inspiring English sources

"The exhibitions are pretty much representative of the scope of the collections," Mr. Collins said.

"I wish you would look the markets in the eye and say that the Fed has done too much," Representative Kevin Brady of Texas told Mr. Bernanke.

NSW had also gone from being the biggest drag on the national unemployment rate, to now being pretty much representative of the national average.

"Bush is able to convey 'I feel your pain' without agreeing to do much," Representative Brad Sherman, Democrat of California, said in a telephone interview.

The findings are "very much representative of the nation as a whole," said Russ Skiba, a professor of school psychology at Indiana University who reviewed the study along with several other prominent researchers.

"Our way of life is being threatened by an economy with too much debt because of a government that spends too much and taxes too much," Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the House Republican whip, said in a statement.

Goa is a much more representative example.

Compared to PKP and KRP, the Council of National Unity was much more representative, and included representatives of several smaller political groupings.

So much for representative government.

Besides, another episode was much more representative.

Much more representative is the Greens' Siân Berry.