Sentence examples for it represented something else from inspiring English sources

But back in 1970s UK, it represented something else: the tingle of the exotic.

For fullback Tony Richardson, it represented something else: full-grown proof of the smartest, safest, most important month of professional football that Sanchez has played this season.

But even as income inequality and the wealth gap stoke the discontent that has emerged as a powerful force in this year's presidential election, for American business it represents something else entirely.

"It does not necessarily mean that it is symbolic - in the sense that it represents something else - but it was done on purpose," he said.

Many complained that it took a man accusing Cosby to trigger a response – but perhaps Buress represented something else, a man who listened to and believed women and thought what happened to them was important.

They represented something else altogether".

Hollywood represented something else.

But for blacks, Haiti represented something else entirely.

He continues: "The words represented something else: a subtle articulation of the black man's revenge, the poor man's only fighting weapon.

But for those dwelling in Lethem and the surrounding frontier of savannas, where cattle rustlers still abscond into the Brazilian state of Roraima, the dirt road unfolding from the edge of town represented something else.

But for Ann Main, the Conservative MP for St Albans, this story represented something else: an opportunity to raise the issue of lowering the time limit for abortions, which currently stands at 24 weeks.