Sentence examples for representative of the middle from inspiring English sources

George Eaton at the Staggers saying people earning more than £50,000 are not representative of the middle class.

The fact that 70% of the participants possessed at least one item is indicative that we have a sample representative of the middle class.

Generally, as polypeptide length increases, collision-based methods result in fewer and fewer fragments that are representative of the middle region of the protein sequence.

Also, SHARE wave 2 was intended to be representative of the middle and later adulthood population in each of the included 14 countries rather than the entire European population.

At all sampling dates, five berries representative of the middle portion of the bunch and at similar developmental stage were collected on both N and S side of a given vine-plant and pooled together.

Oropharyngeal and nasal swabs were collected during the second and third week of December 2013 from children and adolescents attending five schools in Milan, Italy (two primary schools, two middle schools, and one high school), randomly selected with a computer-based list from the public schools considered representative of the middle class population living in Milan.

Hugh Bonneville's Mr. Brown, who mutters "stranger danger" at his first sight of Paddington — while hustling his family along the train platform after a wholesomely educational visit to a Victorian wool museum — is a poignant representative of the middle-aged English man who so embraces limitation that he has persuaded himself that limitation is his preference.

If you studied the humanities in the 80s or even 90s you might still have been educated by generations formed by the discourse of the crisis of man: the "theory wars" then coming to a close had been fought not between radical new anti-humanists and some timeless conception of man, but between representatives of the middle and the close of the 20th century.

There were young people and older citizens, families with small children, students and representatives of the middle and working classes and many organizations, including advocates of gay and women's rights, antiwar groups, immigrants, veterans, artists, professionals, religious organizations and proponents of education, health and other causes.

Teachers, civil servants, bus drivers, librarians, firefighters -- consider them representatives of the middle class under siege, as well as the people who keep a city viable and diverse.

Representative images of the middle segment are shown in figure 5A.