Sentence examples for not have represented from inspiring English sources

Like Wanda Holloway, Lori Drew may not have represented a helicopter parent so much as a more ancient archetype: the resentful neighbor.

The FAA is confident that the Alaskan Region's advice to guide pilots for more than 30 years stemmed from a misreading of the Marshall decision and so could not have represented the view of the agency.

This gave a deserved spotlight to Mr. Nagano and his players, who may not have represented the peak of technical brilliance but played with a lightness that was itself illuminating.

The winner, Roch Marc Christian Kaboré, may not have represented a huge change from Compaoré but what really mattered was that for the first time in their history, the Burkinabé got to choose a leader for themselves.

Such a new awareness would not have represented Kant's first acquaintance with "Hume's problem" (which awoke him from his dogmatic slumber), but it may have been an important step towards Kant's ultimate solution to the problem in the critical period.

Would that not have represented a long-overdue American victory as well?

Despite Mooney's absence, Simmons has been able to name an experienced squad with only Murtagh, Sorensen and Thompson not having represented the Irish in either World Cup or World Twenty20 tournaments.

Grimmy – physically slight, gay, self-deprecating – couldn't have represented a cleaner break.

This kind of agenda wouldn't have represented a repudiation of the Tea Party spirit.

So before I turn it over to Sam from Maplewood, I want to talk about a couple of neighborhoods that we don't have represented on this panel.

The readers tell me that they can't afford to judge for themselves whether or not I have represented the research fairly.