Sentence examples for only representing from inspiring English sources

"This court is only representing the occupation," Mr. Barghouti, 43, told the three-judge panel in a Tel Aviv courtroom.

"It is effectively shutting down spaces for women who are not only representing their constituencies, but women in general".

"It brings it home to you that you are not only representing Conservative voters but the whole constituency".

"Yes, we are only representing soccer, but we have a generation of people with dual citizenship," Klinsmann said.

[Starts to sing the "Marseillaise".] Well, you're not only representing your country, but a whole cinematic tradition, no?

Digital books, though still only representing a tiny share of the market – 6% at the last count – are becoming more popular.

Mergers and acquisitions was once a genteel business but as the new era of hostile takeovers was born, Goldman moved from insisting on only representing corporations seeking to fend off a takeover to a full participant on all sides.

Despite this, research firm GfK estimated that the market for TVs with screens 50 inches or larger accounts for 16% of the sector's value (despite only representing 6% of units sold) because they are so much more expensive.

Senators represent the entire state while representatives only represent a specific district.

A representative democracy only represents those who participate in it.

We only represent ourselves".