Sentence examples for representative to anything from inspiring English sources
Saying he was "no longer a representative to anything," he left the building.
Since those elected would be better informed and wiser on specific issues that those who elected them, it would be wrong to bind the representatives to anything but a very general agreement with the beliefs and the aims of the electors.
When Mr. Salgado had finished speaking on immigration, the moderator turned to Anthony D. Weiner, a former United States representative, to ask if he had anything to contribute on the issue.
However, this was the nearest approach to anything resembling representative government; by and large, government in New France was authoritarian and highly paternalistic.
Permanent Representative to FAO.
A 2013 study by the University of the Sunshine Coast found that "more than half (51%) describe themselves as holding left-of-centre political views, compared with only 12.9% who consider themselves right-of-centre", and over 40% of ABC journalists who answered the study (only 34 people; yes, hardly representative of anything) claimed to be Greens voters.
One of the great challenges for citizens in an era of partisan rancor is figuring out whether to applaud whenever our elected representatives manage to accomplish anything whatsoever.
"If you're asking us about women... if you're going to pick Madonna as representative of anything... Madonna is Madonna.
Few of our representatives are doing anything to act against this abusive restriction on our press freedoms.
He told me that he hates to be taken as a representative of anything.
