Sentence examples for representing no one from inspiring English sources
Representing no one in France but himself, he can be the firmest of speakers.
For Freud the famous half-smile was a recovered memory of Leonardo's mother; for others the painting is an idealised portrait representing no one in particular, or it is a depiction of chastity.
The calendar of the Brazilian game is thus dictated by people who essentially represent no-one but themselves.
The people who run our University represent no one, and are elected by no one.
(What they represent, no one knows).
He represents no one but is "affiliated with" just about everyone.
By itself, however, a statue could represent no one unless it carried an identification in hieroglyphs.
"The trolls represent no one and all they want is for you to take the bait".
"The 17 million [Leave voters] represented no one other than themselves.
Once again, ask any Iraqi and they will tell you Saddam represented no one: he brutalised and terrorised everyone.
In modern Mexico, citizens have traditionally been relatively quiet, and legislators have represented no one, functioning more as the private dispensers of public appointments, jobs and resources.
