Sentence examples for but really represents from inspiring English sources

The set design pretends to evoke a ballroom, but really represents a television studio, all lit up with Saturday night sequins.

He says when companies roll out stats like number of users or hits they offer a "good strategic weapon" but really represent a whole lot of nothing.

But it really represents an unjustified triumph of a right-wing narrative that wrongly imagines blocking judicial nominees on ideological grounds to have begun with a gang of liberal Democrats — rather than with Republicans and conservative Southern Democrats opposed to the legal revolutions of the 1960s and keen to hand Lyndon Johnson a political defeat.

Musically, I've kind of been working with some of the same concepts but Beloved really represents me having a level of comfort staying within the text I've sort of written in the last year or so.

But what the bingeing most often really represents is a biological response to physical restriction.

It's less about me but more about what this span of time really represents".

But let's face it, what that business really represents is a large majority of the family's wealth.

But the city his lens chews up and spits out really represents everyone's New York.

But I'm afraid the C.F.D.A., while wanting to act like a family, really represents individuals with very different interests.

"It really represents what KAWS is about".

It really represents everything we do".