Sentence examples for seems representative from inspiring English sources

"Sunday in September", a poem from nearly 20 years ago, seems representative.

A group of people dominated by West Yorkshire small business owners hardly seems representative of the electorate.

"A pretty terrible dream, but to me it seems representative of our current situation in the world.

The central character of the wry yet poetic tale "The Caves of God" seems representative of a later era, the 1990s.

Putting issues of gender aside, this seems representative of the way in which a great many readers place themselves in relation to works of fiction these days.

It hardly seems representative of Rattigan, whose trademark theme was repression, the result of his life as a closeted homosexual, though he lived openly for over 20 years after the late 1950's.

"They seemed representative of our party".

These were conditions that did not seem representative of a transient phenomenon".

Or that at least James Corden and Dizzee Rascal seemed representative of 2010: God only knows who thought the combined presence of Pixie Lott and Peter Shilton summed up England in 2014.

Sifting through the jumble of memories stored up since first crossing the Iraqi border last year, I have reached in and pulled up a handful that seem representative of the experience here.

I haven't spoken to the writers about what it meant when she refused to look at the bloodshed, but it does seem representative of those big faceless corporations where nobody's ever accountable for any of their actions.