Sentence examples for too representative of from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, though, it seems that the problem with our politicians is that they are all too representative of the people they represent.
R". and all too representative of how coal mining in Bakerton has, literally and figuratively, collapsed.
Such thinking is all too representative of the undue faith in the magic of markets that characterizes today's policy making.
Legislators from a variety of corners attacked Mr. Gorbachev's choice of Mr. Yanayev, a 53-year-old Russian steeped in Communist Party bureauracy, as being too representative of the old-line establishment.
Though there was no festival leading up to it, the 90-minute program that Mr. Alexander hosted on Friday was all too representative of the faculty recitals in which tap festivals usually culminate.
Vernon, who is himself an agnostic, has made just such a case on behalf of the religious, and I'm afraid I find it all too representative of their general failings.
In southwestern Wales, too, representatives of the dynasty of Deheubarth for more than 30 years waged a campaign that finally enabled Rhys ap Gruffudd (died 1197), a grandson of Rhys ap Tewdwr, to win from Henry II a recognition of his position.
— an absurdly short time frame that he joked was all-too-representative of the topic's cultural marginalization.
What if the problem with Iowa is not that it's unrepresentative of the party's mindset but that it's too representative – an emblem of how extreme and unbiddable the party has become?
It has proper thrills in its early stages, throws in a bit of Tarzan, Treasure Island and Lara Croft in its variable mid-section, and ends well in Rider Haggard mode, with LaBeouf almost getting to put on the sacred titfer, but you can't help noticing that it, too, is representative of its age: there's a lot more digital and a lot less stunt about it.
But so too were representatives of some of the more moderate governments in the Muslim world, including those of Morocco, Turkey and Malaysia.
