Significats de typical representative en anglès

Of this party Douglas was the typical representative, both in strength and weakness.

Coryphodon, sometimes as large as an ox, is a typical representative.

Edith Longworth could hardly be said to be a typical representative of the English girl.

One day there came to our hotel a typical representative of "Padgett, M.P."

Carnegie, the great captain of industry, is a typical representative of the leaders of this age.

Erskine was replaced by Francis James Jackson, a typical representative of the governing class,-intolerant ,overbearing ,andcontemptuous.

Maybe this fellow was a typical representative of his lord and master, the faceless abstraction called the Public.

Hsü, as a former ward of the emperor, was a typical representative of the gentry, and was opposed to all republican reforms.

Archdeacon Denison, in his sturdy opposition to the 'conscience clause' in Church schools, was a typical representative of the old High Church party.

The typical representative of the second attitude is E. Geoffroy St. Hilaire, and this habit of thought has greatly influenced the development of evolutionary morphology.

She had been initiated, some ten years before, into that amiable sisterhood commonly known as spinsters, and was, it might be added, a typical representative.

Titian (c. 1477-1576) was the typical representative of the Venetian school of painting which acquired great distinction in bright coloring.

Topham and Borree are typical representatives of today's American feminist goat-cheese makers.

There was a different tone of mind in the typical representatives of each.

In the popular mind, perhaps, the Ichthyosaur and Plesiosaur are the typical representatives of that extinct race.

Under their shots fell, one after the other, the most zealous and typical representatives of arbitrary action and violence.