Sentence examples for representative of attitudes from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, while Hunter's comments are far from representative of attitudes across the league, they hardly contribute towards an environment that would make gay athletes think more than twice about being able to live and work without fear.

In many ways, PAC-West's regard for dancers is representative of attitudes that perpetuate the marginalization of dancers and sex workers nationally.

Our study was undertaken within one province of the Netherlands and our findings may not be wholly representative of attitudes in other areas.

Our study was undertaken within one county of the UK, and our findings may not be wholly representative of attitudes in other areas where existing respiratory services may be more, or less, developed.

Although the quality of life utilities reported from CODE-2 were specific for European patients with type 2 diabetes the utilities were based on 4,641 study participants from Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Spain and Sweden, and therefore a potential weakness of the current study is that these may not be representative of attitudes among German patients.

But he sees his views as representative of broader attitudes.

"This museum is representative of the attitudes of wealthy cognoscenti, people interested in natural history.

Blichfeld and Sinclair argue that High Maintenance is representative of shifting attitudes to the drug.

I realize that Internet comments and a few poor choices by small gay publications are not representative of the attitudes of the population as a whole.

Poorly organised and small in number though they may have been, I had an inkling that the people who had turned up were going to be more representative of Muslim attitudes than Lee Rigby's killers.

The main strength of this study is its population-based sampling frame; the results are fairly representative of the attitudes of physicians in Geneva, Switzerland.