Sentence examples for does not represent anyone from inspiring English sources

Not only does it bear political responsibility for much of the violence against the Maidan protesters in February, but it also does not represent anyone other than the oligarchs who buy seats in it.

According to Parks, Max does not represent "anyone's religion". "He's not about religion," she said.

"This Chalabi doesn't represent anyone," said Mr. Zubaidi.

Mr Engdahl said: "He was surprised because he feels that, as a writer, he doesn't represent anyone but himself.

The only ones who benefit are Cuban-American groups in Florida who do not represent anyone but their increasingly tiny community.

We do not represent anyone except of Bangladesh!

These are not people who should have any power to negotiate on behalf of immigrants because they do not represent anyone but themselves.

You don't represent anyone but a tiny slice of the Manhattan media elite who have always been parasitic on the rest of New York publishing.

In actuality, the most crucial choices about the future of ordinary voters and their children are probably made not by Brussels bureaucrats or Washington lobbyists but by engineers, entrepreneurs, and scientists who are hardly aware of the implications of their decisions, and who certainly don't represent anyone.

To smaller matters: pour le sport, his lordship enjoys casual target practice -- at the "lawless Communism" of the United Auto Workers' sit-down strikes, for example, or at "Eleanor and her enlightened world federalist friends," who "didn't represent anyone except a few feminists and socialists around Washington Square".

I don't represent anyone but myself here, on facebook, on twitter, anywhere".