Sentence examples for and represented not from inspiring English sources
The central problem with the book, as Baldwin saw it, was that Wright's criminal hero was "defined by his hatred and his fear," and represented not a man but a social category; as a literary figure, he was no better than Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom.
Otherwise, their wealth will give them two votes and represent not them but their property.
The key informants were leaders of migrant organizations and thus represented not only themselves, but also members of their communities.
The sheikh understood that these documents, stored in pink and green folders, represented not just the past but the future.
In other words, Chinese routers and servers represent not only economic competition but also surveillance competition.
And he represents not only a racial milestone in American life, but also a stark generational shift.
Unlike the flags so abundantly on display throughout the United States recently, these Stars and Stripes represent not freedom but suffocation.
'+' represents that the carbon source could be utilized and '−' represents not growth on that carbon source.
pGBM and sGBM represent not only clinically distinct entities but also demonstrate distinct genetic heterogeneity.
TFBS_Dehydration: " + " indicates that the respective TFBS is overrepresented in the promoters of genes that were differentially expressed under dehydration stress, and "-" represents not overrepresented.
