The political organs, while still monopolized by the Kuomintang, are highly effective; their unrepresentative character is mitigated by the new experiments with consultative legislation.
Had the Kuomintang leaders been obtuse and made the Council something less than a genuine sounding board for public opinion, or had they picked unrepresentative members of the other groups, the whole experiment would have failed.
It is passionately sentimental and absolutely unrepresentative of the practical, virile genius of Ulster industry.
What they have vanquished in themselves they disregard in others; and the consequence sometimes is that an impossibly simplified and inconsiderate regimen is proposed to mankind, altogether unrepresentative of their total interests.
Sir Frederick Pollock has declared that our defective electoral system may "yield a House of Commons so unrepresentative in character as to cease to command the respect and obedience of citizens.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unrepresentative" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
