Sentence examples for representatives too from inspiring English sources

But when elders negotiating for the loyalists tried to carry the proposed deal back into town, the loyalists, who watched the talks on Al Jazeera and apparently found their representatives too conciliatory, refused to receive them and told them to go join the rebels.

Brazil's representative too pointed out the illogicality of China's position.

The soundtrack (supervised by Pete Tong) is pretty representative too: Felix Da Housekat, Fatboy Slim, Carl Cox, Primal Scream … those were the days, eh?

But the fight to overcome antiquated views cannot be won on the catwalks alone: advertising campaigns and fashion magazines need to be representative, too, in order to reinforce new ideals.

It's more representative, too: although the RSC and the NT take productions around the UK – and, in the latter's case, broadcast them to cinemas worldwide – neither makes much attempt to reflect the diversity of these isles.

It's easy to spot a legal representative too.

As the people of Iran go to polling stations to choose their future members of parliament, the country's Jewish community will be voting for its representative too.

A legitimate international order is one "in which effective, representative states avoid domination whether by another state, or by a non-state body and seek to enable other states to be effective and representative too" (73).

And it's representative, too, because every federal program has a constituency which either loves it or at the very least relies upon it.

The tobacco companies have other representatives here, too.

Vivus has only 150 sales representatives, far too few to reach primary-care physicians.