Sentence examples for very representatives from inspiring English sources

Tanya did not take up the subject, only grunting, "I'll work it out myself, O.K.?" With postgraduate studies looming, the Orlov-Sokolovs needed to obtain recommendations from those very representatives of Soviet public opinion whom they had so studiously disregarded.

But the very representatives we have sent over – one Indigenous Australian and two Asians – is proof that our European heritage is just one strand of our diverse cultural makeup.

For me, it was something a bit less than a love story and not very representative of what I feel that capitalism truly represents in America.

Those which did, insisted Wnendt were "very representative".

That was very representative of how Joe operated.

We don't have a very representative parliament.

"We're very representative of Hong Kong," said Emmanuel Vivant, the general manager of the system.

"Hopper's art is very representative of 1930s America, a period of crisis and depression.

Above all, FPTP is not very representative, disproportionately rewarding parties whose support is geographically concentrated.

He said the 12 were picked randomly, "but they're very representative of our customers".

"I'm very representative of the average woman across America," she said.