Sentence examples for represented nothing less from inspiring English sources

To Spitzer, "spinning" represented nothing less than commercial bribery.

For Niebuhr, denominational divisions represented nothing less than a "moral failure of Christianity".

For the young critic Jacques Rivette, writing in "Cahiers du Cinéma," it represented nothing less than the birth of the modern cinema.

Vladimir Zhirinovsky, a nationalist presidential candidate who supports Putin, predicted on national television that "these elections were the last ones". And a parade of pro-Kremlin commentators, politicians and officials claimed that the 65-year-old Putin's victory represented nothing less than the unity and determination of a people under siege.

Writing from a vantage point that feels like the very cliff edge from which Nietzsche soared and fell, Freud faced the future and warned that our civilization, however imperfect, represented nothing less than "the struggle for life of the human species," and that this struggle might soon be lost.

His stunt represented nothing less than a symbolic passing of the torch: in the remake of "King Kong" two years later, the furious, lovelorn gorilla takes his last stand not astride the Empire State Building but atop the World Trade Center.

It represents nothing less than an assault on the very principle of peaceful protest".

He reckons it represents nothing less than the earliest record of the human imagination.

To many Burmese, however, it represents nothing less than the plunder of their country.

For it would represent nothing less than the will of the international community.

The murals of caves nine and 10 represent nothing less than the birth of Indian painting.