Sentence examples for represented just another from inspiring English sources

The Steelers were trailing by 24-14 athehe time, and it represented just another blown scoring opportunity.

You can't talk about ideals — especially the ideals of the Founders of the United States, who represented just another collection of interest groups — as affecting the course of events.

You can't talk about ideals especially the ideals of the Founders of the United States, who represented just another collection of interest groups as affecting the course of events.

It is a sad truth that in the corridors of power in old retail, there inhabited many dinosaurs who thought that the internet represented just another passing trend which would quickly disappear leaving old retail to happily continue as it had done for decades.

Johnson said Gustafsson represented "just another fight" on the heels of triumphs over respected contenders Phil Davis and Antonio Rogerio Nogueira.

Upon returning home, he realizes that Waterford represents just another kind of confinement.

But Owen's article represents just another version of these drearily familiar, utopian, leftwing suicide notes.

Never mind the Champions League, which represents just another pot of gold to wealthy Manchester United or Barcelona this month.

The absence of a full trial will represent just another cover-up by an administration that promised transparency.

To hard-nosed economists, health care represents just another exchange of favors embedded in a wider market economy that consists of exchanging favors.

Doesn't this recording represent just another example of snooping on a famously self-critical artist in a not-for-public setting?