Sentence examples for represented not from inspiring English sources

She represented not only the possibilities of my gender, but also the innate equality we have.

"It represented not just a public relations problem but a real character flaw problem," he said.

By then Cosell represented not only Mays but also Bobby Thomson, Gil Hodges, and Monte Irvin.

For Obama, policy boldness represented not a break with Clintonism but the natural next step.

Visionics was quick to understand that the terrorist attacks represented not only a tragedy but also a business opportunity.

This lineage, Berman claims, is represented not by George W. Bush but by Tony Blair, "leader of the free world".

La Changa was represented not by the original -- Ramon Rojo -- but by his son, Oscar Ramon Rojo.

There's very little risk of any kind represented: not much social dissent, not much psychological turmoil, not much sex.

Every summer, the 19th century Victory Column represented not military triumph but dance music's utopian ideals.

The facilities represented not-for-profit and for-profit corporate chains, as well as an independent, religiously based facility.

For England, though, it is a mode of attack that has been mystifyingly under-represented, not only recently but for the past century.