Sentence examples for represented not only from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

The Russians represented not only the European Jews who had survived the war but also a revival, of sorts.

The people who gathered at various prayer services around the country last week represented not only different races and creeds, but different social agendas and political outlooks.

The devastating nuclear exchange of August 2007 represented not only the failure of diplomacy, it marked the end of the oil age.

The strawberry industry in the early twentieth century was dominated by Japanese immigrants, who represented not only the labor force but also some of the most experienced growers.

"My father represented not only the head of the family and the center of our spirit, but also carried the torch of traditional Chinese culture," Mr. Lee said.

It suggested that their departures represented not only the passing of two uniquely talented artists, but also of an entire era: the era of pop.

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

Traies found that older lesbians are under-represented not only in popular culture and the media, but also in academic research, hidden from view by a particular combination of prejudices that renders them unrepresentable.