Sentence examples for but do not represent from inspiring English sources

Pictures, similarly, may represent events but do not represent language and hence are not a form of writing.

He argues that re-branding strategies such as the British Council's are a "brave attempt" to change foreign perceptions, but do not represent a coherent, workable strategy.Branding works only when the image-making reflects reality.

Current anti-HIV therapies are capable of controlling viral infection but do not represent a definitive cure.

The assigned casual strengths in conventional FCMs are singleton fuzzy (crisp) numbers, and only allow to interpret the effects linguistically but do not represent the uncertainty or ambiguity in causality.

The same applies for static objects that an operator can be considered noninteresting, which is a common issue in open spaces, where waste containers and other static objects are moved in the scene but do not represent a dangerous situation.

We consider that the physics-based scenarios in our analysis are probable in the future but do not represent the maximum earthquake that could possibly occur in the Nankai Trough region (Hyodo et al. 2014).

Remember that the bigoted people who state their opinion the loudest might attract the most attention, but don't represent everyone else.

The latest assessment, officials said, amplified Thursday's warning but did not represent a separate threat.

E. Alexander Jardines, a lawyer who represents Ms. Gomez — but did not represent her in court on Tuesday — did not immediately return phone calls seeking comment.

Anthony Scrivener represented Siôn Jenkins in his original trial and during his first appeal, but did not represent him at his second appeal or retrials.

Marianne McInerney, a vice president, said the EB-5 program was important to "our initial capital strategy" but did not represent the majority of current investments.