Sentence examples for particularly representative from inspiring English sources

A Guardian Australia analysis of the profiles of all 128 parliamentarians who will represent Victoria for the next four years found that the group is not particularly representative.

The elegiac balladry of Where Are We Now? isn't particularly representative, he says.

And Connecticut's particularly representative form of government offered an easy platform for opponents.

The cold appetizers, she said, were particularly representative of the food of the region.

"I wanted the cover to look very English and be particularly representative of London.

The guest list, while impressive, wasn't particularly representative of the demographics of the African continent.

Each of the three sites shared species, particularly representatives of the genus Anthracobia.

Some people outside of the litigation, particularly representatives of environmental groups, say that whether the case ends at a negotiating table or in a courtroom, they want to see a large amount of the environmental fines go to restoring the Gulf Coast.

But those impulses have often put the organization at odds with potential tenants, particularly representatives for owners in the National Football League.

To draw conclusions about paraphyly in Rattus genus, it would be judicious to complete the taxa sampling among the genus Rattus and to include representatives of each Rattus species group defined by Musser and Carleton [ 16] particularly representatives of the Rattus fuscipes species group.

Amandine, his wife, falls under the influence of Opus Dei and is maltreated by a particularly twisted representative of the clergy.