Sentence examples for it represents not merely from inspiring English sources

Radio 5 Live's move to Salford, he says, is not just an investment outside London but an attempt to influence the "flavour of [the station's] creative output, so that it represents not merely a metropolitan point of view but a broad UK-wide point of view".

According to a cover feature in Wired, it represents not merely an attempt to "define humanity's relationship with sound and the universe" but also to "pioneer a music format that will smash industry conventions", neither of which are claims anyone was in a hurry to make for, say, Beady Eye's Different Gear, Still Speeding.

According to a cover feature in Wired, it represents not merely an attempt to "define humanity's relationship with sound and the universe" but also to "pioneer a music format that will smash industry conventions", neither of which are claims anyone was in a hurry to make for, say, Beady Eye's Different Gear, Still Speeding.

But because a belief that the event happened to me is embedded in the memory itself, memory represents not merely past events, but past events as having occurred.

Also for the first time, biographical articles on living persons, representing not merely heads of state but also prominent figures in various walks of life, were introduced.

Despite minor problems that will be corrected when adjustments are complete, the Nashville system seemed to represent not merely a local success but a significant new technology for the world.

"Little Brown Jug" represented not merely a glittering artifact in itself.

This capacity gives hope that the diversity of worldviews in a democratic society may represent not merely pluralism, but reasonable pluralism.

Mathematical objects, rivers, and hearts, represent not merely different natural kinds, but different categories, in that mathematical objects fall under the category of quantity, and hearts at least under the category of substance.

Even the education of a child can be represented as not merely of instrumental worth to the future adult but of value to the child here and now.

On the contrary, we oppose the same-sex family not merely because it represents a change but because it represents a bad change.