Sentence examples for represents nothing but from inspiring English sources

A single event, book, cartoon, film or teddy bear, which represents nothing but its originator, who may not even be American, sparks lethal outbursts of mass protest.

When he stripped Hamlet of politics in his quest for theatrical truth, he roused the ire of David Hare who told an audience at Hay-on-Wye in 2002 that Brook's work had become 'a universal hippie babbling which represents nothing but fright of commitment'.

To me it represents nothing but scared White people running.

They represent nothing but a rotten establishment.

There were no major discrepancies in any of the accounts, so suggestions that Hitler did not commit suicide and had escaped from Berlin represent nothing but gratuitous sensationalism.

To Sheikh Abdullah Saleh, a custodian of the ancient site until he was chased away by Islamic State extremists two years ago, they represent nothing but destruction and loss.

I probably owe my political dismay to New Labour, but also my growing sense that the satirical shape of human affairs is international and historical, not glued to the tawdry ambitions of a team of politicians who represent nothing but themselves.

It is worth noting that an experience could be finely-grained without being informationally rich as a visual experience would if it represented nothing but a uniform field (sometimes called a 'ganzfeld') of a single color.

Rather than ownership of material goods, economic life revolved entirely around a "reputation currency" called Whuffie, which, like favs on Twitter or likes on Facebook or stars on Yelp, represented nothing but what other people thought of you.

I represent nothing but the wild West Coast.

"We do not generally comment on pending litigation, but this complaint represents nothing more than a string of inflammatory, inaccurate, and unsupported allegations," Comcast said in its statement.