Sentence examples for she was representative from inspiring English sources

Some readers questioned Maschmann's reliability as a narrator, her motivation, and whether or not she was representative of ordinary Germans.

There she was, Representative Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona, appearing unexpectedly Monday evening to cast one of the last votes needed to send the measure over the top.

Ms. Abram described herself as a stay-at-home mother from Lebanon, and in many ways she was representative of the almost entirely white and irritable crowd, most of whom were from the area.

The misery of daughters-in-law abused after moving in with their husbands' extended families is a staple of crime reports and soap operas.Amid this sea of misery, the anonymous medical student's fate stood out chiefly because she was representative of India's emerging middle class.

I can't think of anyone who, like Thatcher, is twice the man and twice the woman of any other MP.If she was representative of anyone, it wasn't women but a group emerging in the early 80s who rejected class solidarity, knowing their place, and aspired instead: to home ownership, foreign holidays, private education, self-employment, and there were many women among them.

The second supposed autogynephile represented in the book is included "less because she is representative than because she openly and floridly exemplifies the essential features of autogynephilia" (p. 156).

I feel very sympathetic to her – she is representative of a very ordinary person who has to make this decision.

She is Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota (not Michelle) and she criticized Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, not former Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania.

She is representative of a swath of former East Germans who feel at least a measure of nostalgia for their former state.

Despite Ophelia's loyalty to him, Hamlet thinks that she, like everyone else, is turning against him; he feigns madness with her also and treats her cruelly as if she were representative, like his own mother, of her "treacherous" sex.

(The one proviso of the local story is that the neighborhood must be under assault and the narrator must side with the old ways, even if he or she is representative of new ones.