Sentence examples for were particularly representative from inspiring English sources

The cold appetizers, she said, were particularly representative of the food of the region.

The work of the Brothers Grimm influenced other collectors, both inspiring them to collect tales and leading them to similarly believe, in a spirit of romantic nationalism, that the fairy tales of a country were particularly representative of it, to the neglect of cross-cultural influence.

"I wanted the cover to look very English and be particularly representative of London.

This issue describes the pathway choices that are particularly representative of women, as will be described in the following section.

Horwitz (2016) stated that Park's (2014) study was particularly representative of the proper steps by which to explain the construct of FLA in classroom situations.

"I don't think the gap between ourselves and Wexford in the game last summer was particularly representative and most games between us and usually extremely tight," adds McManus.

Two kinds of attacks are particularly representative of this issue: zero-day attacks that are not publicly disclosed and multi-step attacks that are built of several individual steps, some malicious and some benign.

The intertextual novel Yo, el Supremo is particularly representative of this technique, both in its construction and narrative.

Lord of the Rings arguably includes no heroic female characters, and I'm not so sure Xena: Warrior Princess was particularly representative of girls I knew.

Lord of the Rings arguably includes no heroic female characters, and I'm not so sure Xena: Warrior Princess was particularly representative of girls I knew.

I: You mean...the existence of the second child might not be good for your first child... P: Yeah...I am worried about my first child's condition... (Mother A; second child without PDD) This description is particularly representative of those participants who decided not to have a second pregnancy.