Sentence examples for represent the entirety from inspiring English sources

For decades a loud minority of Jewish Americans has made the case that their hawkish views represent the entirety of the Jewish community.

"You represent the entirety of Marja," Mr. Karzai told the crowd, then asked, "You are happy with him?" The crowd cheered in response; no one appeared to dissent.

In a separate statement, Mr. Roberts said the memo did not "begin to represent the entirety of my oversight of interrogations".

THE intricately detailed, refined artistry of sushi and sashimi has for many people come to represent the entirety of Japanese cuisine, but it's important to note that another, less formal, side exists: pork on a stick.

While self-contained, it evidently does not represent the entirety of laws; curiously, it stresses those areas of civil law (inheritance, adoption) that are notably lacking in the Hittite Law Code.

What laws are being invoked to request the information and does it represent the entirety of what is being collected?

Ms. Hayeri does not claim that her project represents the entirety of Iran.

This year, Clarium's assets are valued at just three hundred and fifty million dollars; two-thirds of it is Thiel's money, representing the entirety of his liquid net wealth.

He said, "All the omes derive to some extent from the genome," and key to all of them is that an ome represents "the entirety of the thing being studied".

I know I'm sounding Pollyanna-ish, but we won't just be attracting people to come to see the Space Shuttle, we'll be representing the entirety of the space program now.

In fact, the Met lies within the district of Melissa Mark-Viverito, a councilwoman from East Harlem, who, because of a quirk in the districting system, also represents the entirety of Central Park.