Sentence examples for representative something from inspiring English sources

Discusses how Spiro Agnew introduced the principle that published opinion should be representative, something that is evidenced in the form of "op-ed" pages.

The Medical School of Athens, even though it is the largest [ 35], most popular and thus the one with the most competitive entry requirements, cannot be fully representative, something that is also evident from the distribution of the origin of the respondents which does not reflect the total population [ 36].

The country is mad for football, certainly more than its fellow AFC representatives, something that has always attracted and unnerved the powers-that-be.

Let's give our American representatives something positive to report: demand that Senate #RatifyCEDAW this year.

She's a representative of something else.

As Valvasor's account suggests, though, the olm is representative of something more.

Richard Hunter, head of British equities at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers in London, said the earnings were "representative of something of a return to normality".

Seeing things from two points of view is always enriching," he says, while warning: "I don't want to be representative of something.

Whether such abuse is for 90-minute effect rather than representative of something with a deep meaning has always been open to debate.

She is "very representative of something that's happened in American music with composers of her generation," Mr. Spano said, "a palpable aesthetic shift from the generation before them that I find very powerful".

Richard Prince is an artist and he found the images we and our girls publish on Instagram as representative of something worth commenting on, part of the zeitgeist, I guess?