Sentence examples for represented anything but from inspiring English sources

No one in those organizations nor anyone associated with me in the production of the picture believed that it represented anything but psychological analysis of an imaginary individual.

Madison's attacks on central banking represented anything but an argument for democracy and economic equality.

In young states such as his own, he has said, it is foolish to expect political parties to represent anything but tribes.

But, Plant points out, the music still holds its power because it has not been overused: it doesn't represent anything but itself.

As men go, Dean represents anything but the feckless, workshy, parenting-averse man whom sociologists now blame for the preponderance of single mothers.

Ministries, to an unprecedented extent, have become bastions of nepotism and other forms of corruption; the severely politicized judiciary represents anything but the 'rule of law,' with even the Supreme Court doing the government's bidding".

Now, I understand this small, statistically insignificant sample doesn't really represent anything, but it is interesting to see some people beginning to question Almighty Apple.

It need not represent anything but its own ambitions. .

In addition, plantations are planted with seeds from undomesticated plants that represent anything but uniform genotypes, and due to inefficient management, it is not possible to reliably predict yield.

But having never represented anything larger than a Congressional district, he is not as well vetted as Mr. Portman.

The drops represented anything from Hong Kong to Scranton.