Sentence examples for just represent a from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's time for the big social networks to acknowledge that the things we share on their services just represent a small sliver of our online personas and are neither fully representative of who were are online or offline.

The phenomenal expansion may just represent a shift in the way traditional media companies are operating.

Hugo's length does not just represent a philosophy: it is also a politics.

"With apologies to Sydney, they might just represent a new PB [personal best] for the Olympics".

Or it may just represent a tantrum, a passing storm inflicted on a blue sky.

Over all, the changes just represent a little retouching for golf's Mona Lisa, still a work in progress.

"Kabel Deutschland does not just represent an opportunity for Vodafone to extract synergies but also to better defend its core business," telecommunications analysts at Espirito Santo in London told investors in a research note on Wednesday.

For him the house does not just represent an immigrant's share in the American dream: taking possession of it is his way of refurbishing the dream of a vanished imperial Iran.

In addition, weak positive selection occurring in the OWM Tetherin and relaxed selective constraint in the hominid Tetherin may just represent an initiation of accelerated evolution of the primate Tetherin.

They just represent an unnecessary addition to the drug list and, what is worse, may in some cases be a substitute for a better therapy.

Several questions remain: does our patient just represent an exotic case or is mesenchymal proliferation with neural and smooth muscle components of the small bowel a so far unknown clinical feature of NBCCS?