Sentence examples for represents no one from inspiring English sources

He represents no one but is "affiliated with" just about everyone.

Still, critics both in the wider membership of the council and outside the group said Mr. Sieda had emerged as the consensus choice precisely because he represents no one, either inside Syria or out.

Yet he represents no one but himself, a perfectly idiosyncratic musician who has found himself at home in a spectrum of American music: country, blues, Tin Pan Alley, jazz and gospel, not to mention the aching ballads and genial traveling songs he has written himself.

Now, it represents no one in their right mind.

But the inescapable problem remains that Karzai represents no one save his American handlers, and Abdullah is a front-man for the powerful Tajik Northern Alliance-Communist alliance that runs what passes for the national army, police, prisons, and secret police.

Mr Draghi has shown courage but represents no one.

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).

By itself, however, a statue could represent no one unless it carried an identification in hieroglyphs.

Representing no one in France but himself, he can be the firmest of speakers.