Sentence examples for but he represented from inspiring English sources

But he represented the very best of journalism.

He may have evoked the style of an old-school detective, but he represented the changing ways of law enforcement.

Ausonius was full of pagan learning -- Gibbon thought he was a pagan at heart -- but he represented a Christianity that accommodated itself cheerfully with paganism.

He was one of several Americans striving to break the 27-year men's drought in the race, but he represented the American dream more than any of them.

General Jones was a bomber pilot in the Korean War, but he represented a new generation of officers whose rise in the military hierarchy owed more to their administrative and strategic planning skills than to their combat exploits.

Not only was he the ruthless conservative schemer who'd had himself propelled into the prime ministership with the dismissal of my parents' adored Whitlam, but he represented the class antithesis of our family's lived experience.

"But he represents our flag".

But he represents a nationally important test case.

But he represents more than technical advance alone.

But he represents a country that has not balanced a budget since 1974.

He's had a great career, but he represents the old culture in the L.A.P.D".