Sentence examples for so representative of from inspiring English sources

"The sample is a random one and so representative of the city as a whole.

We are proud that it has always been so representative of the local community.

The gray, thousand-yard stare so representative of Soviet life was gone, replaced with, of all things, a smile.

But what does an artist so representative of the 1980s do when that decade is just an embarrassing memory?

The pattern of its life is so representative of the country as a whole that it is often used to test attitudes, ideas, and commercial products.

There's a picture of the scene in rehearsals and it seems so representative of what happened – how I was dragged into the theatre by Olivier.

Even so, representatives of seven nations raised the issue of how to guarantee maritime security for all countries sharing the South China Sea.

Even leaving that aside, no other candidate could command the attention of eight camera crews and a score or so representatives of the state, national, and international press for what was essentially an exercise in baby-kissing.

So representatives of Nassau County's bitterly divided government negotiated throughout the weekend on spending cuts and met here this afternoon to present their agreed-upon plan to the governor's special adviser on the county, Frank G. Zarb.

The most impressive moment came when the Kohanim--the half-dozen or so representatives of the priestly tribe--approached the raised stage in front of the congregation and formed a semicircle with their large shawls draped over their heads and extended arms, and their hands outspread in that four-fingered V configuration.

While most of the members remained clothed — or largely so — Representative Kevin Yoder of Kansas decided to disrobe entirely, according to a report by Politico.