Sentence examples for it represents not from inspiring English sources

But quantification's lack of intimacy is also its weakness; it represents not only a gain but also a loss of knowledge.

During his Presidency, he's gone from a kind of rote acknowledgment of the issue to a deeply felt recognition of its centrality, if only because it represents not a problem that is insoluble in its nature but something stupidly simple and easy to fix.

For all its flaws and mis-steps, it represents not just economic and military might, but an ideal to aspire to, in a way that China does not.

Yet it represents not a thought but the word, a piece of language.

"For me it represents not the new Japan, but the real Japan," he says.

To the retrogressed infantile executive it represents not only security, but the threat of future sibling rivalry.

"It represented not just a public relations problem but a real character flaw problem," he said.

It represented not just childhood memories, but also her parents' hard-earned investment in water, a precious commodity.

While liberals have seen the Second Vatican Council as a modernizing force, conservatives like Benedict argue — as did the document released Tuesday — that it represented not change but continuity.

In other words, for Dr. Stevenson, it represented not just a fix to a narrow technical problem, but also a potentially revolutionary way to help educate students.

Islamic State - or Isil as he calls it - represents not just a threat to Washington's friends and interests in the Middle East.