Sentence examples for perfectly representative of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's take on Bill's seems perfectly representative of his general outlook.

At £5.93 an hour, the minimum wage for those aged 21 and over, you are almost perfectly representative of the poorest fifth of employees.

Some tracks are weird or funny, presumably put there for that reason; some are perfectly representative of a style; some are unlike anything I've ever heard.

In many ways, Bicester is not unique but perfectly representative of the pressure on local authorities across England to build more homes.

Both Mr Blair and Mr Cameron are therefore perfectly representative of a large and influential part of British society that is successful, well-to-do and just a little embarrassed about it.

So as it stands right now The Life Of Pablo might have what West sees as flaws, but isn't the relatively rough nature of the album perfectly representative of the madness that led up to its release?

If this subsample was perfectly representative in terms of sick leave, we should expect to have around 51% of the employees' sick leave days in our sample.

The sample group was big, though it may not have been perfectly representative, since only a third of Angolan women ever visit an antenatal clinic.

The poll was not perfectly representative: it was done in only 15 out of 48 sub-Saharan countries, and the pollsters understandably steered clear of war zones.

The advanced Touch ID fingerprint sensor built into the 5S's home button, while a seemingly basic technology (it replaces your password with your thumbprint in a handful of very specific applications) is a perfectly representative feature.

"Never before have I seen where the moment and the man meet perfectly," Representative Paul D. Ryan said here on Saturday, offering a gushing introduction of Mitt Romney, who clapped him on the back as he began his speech.