Sentence examples for represents nothing from inspiring English sources

For some, the cardinal represents nothing so theologically subtle.

And Obama represents nothing if not a cultural departure point.

Remarkable as all that is, it represents nothing new.

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.

Walker maintains that this represents nothing less than a new stage in the evolution of capitalism.

In both, the switch to cheap shale gas is underway and represents nothing less than a renaissance in American manufacturing.

The status of this muddy, sometimes impassable road represents nothing less than the future of Guyana itself, many Guyanese say.

"This is an outrage, and represents nothing less than an assault on the very principle of peaceful protest.

He derides Mr. Benjamin, saying that his opponent's candidacy represents nothing more than the handiwork of party bosses.