Sentence examples for representative feelings from inspiring English sources

What are the most representative feelings of female New Yorkers in their twenties?

In general, as you might expect from private industry representatives, the feeling was that trying to move too fast or aggressively with government regulations for mobile payments would inhibit innovation, and could ultimately be counter-productive rather than helpful.

However, tweets may not be all that representative of British feelings about the weather.

I am sure Hazel's frustration was representative of the feelings of many within the company, and I was disappointed in myself, because I was failing at one of a chief executive's most important jobs: communication.

Are these really representative of the feelings of the average Russian?

Alex said about this process, "Being honest, it's representative of our feelings and beliefs.

And despite the somewhat injured feelings, representatives from Poland, the Czech Republic, Russia, Belarus and Ukraine all supported the final agreements today.

And we are glad to note the pacific line of the Standard, which is in keeping with its old traditions as a moderate representative of business feeling.

So a comment by one rider yesterday on a Web site devoted to criticizing the subways -- www.tubehell.com -- might be taken as representative of the feeling about Mr. Kiley's imminent arrival: "Sounds promising.

These themes were representative of Gabriel's feelings as he contemplated leaving Genesis.

"My gut, my instinct, my observation of him and the people around him is that what he said last night is more representative of his true feelings," Mr. Newsom said.