Sentence examples for but it represented from inspiring English sources

The Democratic debate was nowhere near as confrontational as Thursday's Republican gathering, with its unintelligible shouting and references to candidate anatomy, but it represented the best honing of counterarguments by one candidate against the other in the party's long presidential contest.

The Democratic debate was nowhere near as confrontational as Thursday's Republican gathering, with its unintelligible shouting and references to candidate anatomy, but it represented the best honing of counter-arguments by one candidate against the other in the party's long presidential contest.

Yiddish, itself a German dialect, was the most widely spoken, but it represented diaspora and weakness.

Last night wasn't worth a penny in retribution, but it represented some kind of vindication.

It was a minor distinction — a small consolation for enduring his exile — but it represented a positive sign.

For Lutalo Muhammad, 21, his medal may also have been bronze rather than gold, but it represented redemption.

"Culture" may be pulling itself apart from the inside, but it represents, in its way, a wish.

It is a love song at its core, but it represents many things.

"But it represents a moment in time.

But it represents change nonetheless.

But it represents the difference between the two political cultures.