Sentence examples for representatives really from inspiring English sources

And most Republican senators and representatives really do come from increasingly conservative districts that didn't vote for Obama.

Far more desirable to know what our representatives really think – but one could almost feel slightly sorry for Cameron.

The bitter heckling had another effect as well: it dismantled Republican alibis about where the heart of the Convention really lay, and what the Party's representatives really thought.

When will we wake up to the climate and public health catastrophe unfolding before our eyes and demand that our political leaders and representatives really do something to address it?

And if elected representatives really want to appeal to Americans' inherent sense of fairness, they should make this program available to businesses of any size.

If there were any lingering doubts as to whom our elected representatives really work for, they were put to rest Tuesday when Congress announced that frozen pizza was a vegetable.

Please add your songs for Joe, and tell me what you think this rude Representative really represents.

"Jack was the representative, really, for our family.

Danielle Melador, who memorably plays a feisty union representative, really is a union representative, and is "just as combative in life as she is in the film".

In a country founded on a double-edged understanding of religious freedom -- free exercise and separation of church and state -- should the religion of an elected representative really matter?

However, does the patient representative really know that much more?