Sentence examples for representative of any from inspiring English sources

The law in Kafka's works, rather than being representative of any particular legal or political entity, is usually interpreted to represent a collection of anonymous, incomprehensible forces.

rather than as representative of any genre of dance music itself.

I wish to write about my life partly as stories representative of any ordinary woman.

No one is appointed to an academy committee as a representative of any interest group.

He is not a representative of any state-owned company, he said in a telephone interview.

"Macy's marketing and merchandise offerings are not representative of any political position," the statement begins.

My opposite number was not a representative of any organisation or campaigning body; he was a dedicated Catholic who believed that abortion was fundamentally wrong.

Suggesting that seeing a person in their 20s eating a $22 meal is somehow representative of any group is a pretty specious bit of research.

Davis has not asked to be a spokesman for Jewish causes or to be a representative of any aspect of his heritage.

Although the report describes the scandal as "another shock to journalism's credibility amid head-swiveling change in the media industry," Rolling Stone's failure doesn't seem to me to be representative of any larger problem in journalism.

Channel 4 insists the ident, replete with satellite dishes and graffiti that are absent in real life, "is not intended to be representative of any specific or identifiable location".