Sentence examples for it represented nothing from inspiring English sources

For the young critic Jacques Rivette, writing in "Cahiers du Cinéma," it represented nothing less than the birth of the modern cinema.

The official said that a meeting between ISI officials and Mr. Shahzad in October was part of the media wing's mandate to keep in touch with members of the media and that it represented nothing sinister.

It is worth noting that an experience could be finely-grained without being informationally rich as a visual experience would if it represented nothing but a uniform field (sometimes called a 'ganzfeld') of a single color.

But in less than two weeks the ETF has tumbled 9.4%." It should be noted that my reaction to the Fed's recent commentary was that it represented nothing new.

In some lights and on some days, according to whose point of view Perry is inhabiting at the time, it represents nothing less than the Essex landscape – its coils being the Blackwater's moods and weathers, the skilfully depicted serpentine passage of its year.

Remarkable as all that is, it represents nothing new.

It represents nothing less than an assault on the very principle of peaceful protest".

He reckons it represents nothing less than the earliest record of the human imagination.

To many Burmese, however, it represents nothing less than the plunder of their country.

It represents nothing less than a death blow to council housing in central London, and a full-throttle attack on tenants in social housing everywhere.

However important the tournament may be to fans of the game, it represents nothing less than a defining moment for South Africa, the first country on the continent selected to host such a major sports competition.