Sentence examples for so much representation from inspiring English sources
"Even now we have so much representation of big black candidates," she said.
'I remember when I first saw pictures of the Chauvet drawings, I was convinced that the animals depicted were not so much representations of animals as the appearance of animals from within the rock.
So much for representation.
Each piece in the exhibit is not so much a representation of the movement as they are physical artifacts of the revolution itself.
Sculpture found its best beginnings not so much in representations of the human form (although figurines, mostly female, were made from Badarian times) as in the carving of small animal figures and the making of schist (slate) palettes (intended originally for the preparation of eye paint) and ivory knife handles.
But a fox and a cat drinking beer and using a cane as a stylistic flourish are not intended to be scary, so much as representations of the lingering temptation presented to all wooden young children.
The dancers inhabiting it were not so much people as representations of the rhythms of nature; when they touched one another, they did so with an absorbed, distracted air that took their interactions out of the literal, and there was a groundedness, even in the lighter phrases, that rooted the dance.
She isn't so much creating new representations of blackness as she is adding new iconography to a tradition that has long existed within the global African diaspora.
She isn't so much creating new representations of blackness as she is adding new iconography to a tradition that has long existed within the global African diaspora.
"What is reinforced," Robert H. Bork wrote in 1990, "is not democratic representation so much as it is judicial power to redistribute the polity's goods".
As the critic Richard B. Woodward wrote in The Times in 2003, the assassination became "fused with one representation, so much so that Kennedy's death is virtually unimaginable without Zapruder's film".
