Sentence examples for rather representative of from inspiring English sources

It is rather representative of his work over the past two decades.

The diets should be rather representative of an equilibrated diet with GMOs like it could be the case in a real population in America.

In those cases, it's often less about fears of government spying, but rather representative of a tide change in what users want from their social services –  that is, something smaller and more intimate than Facebook.

Verizon is not the first company to bring live TV to mobile devices outside the home – if anything, it's lagging a bit – but it is rather representative of a growing industry trend, where cable companies and networks are readjusting themselves in the face of changing consumer behaviors.

In each case, the report offers some samples to show how the ad could look and what happens when a user clicks or taps on it — the IAB says these examples "are not meant to prescriptive but rather representative of the range that is commonly used today".

As Frankfurt (1970) points out, the first-person narrator of the Meditations is an everyman, whose epistemic situation is in no way idiosyncratic (as would be the case if he were insane), but rather representative of the typical defects of any human mind.

The characters are not meant to be real people but rather representatives of the stages of life from childhood to old age, dependence and responsibility.

Thus they are not biased by selection in referral systems and by severity and effects of treatment, but correspond to a rather representative sample of incident cases of rheumatoid arthritis in Sweden.

This map is rather more representative of how and where people actually voted last week - but it is definitely less socially shareable.

Whether such abuse is for 90-minute effect rather than representative of something with a deep meaning has always been open to debate.

Yet Brant essentially looks backward; he is not a forerunner of the Reformation nor even a true humanist but rather a representative of medieval thought and ideals.