Sentence examples for which just represents from inspiring English sources

Even a summons to jury duty will list a particular time which just represents the approximate time at which things will start to prepare to begin happening.

In Kohistan, just like many other communities still struggling to give their women the place in society they deserve, the concept of honour is a deep-rooted traditional notion modulated by a gender construct according to which women don't just represent, but are a symbolic vessel of, the honor of their family.

Heesen, Lorenz, Nagenborg, Wenzel, and Voss investigate challenges of mapping which, just like any other method, represents a model of reality.

Charcot feet due to idiopathic neuropathy represent another entity, which just recently had been published and has not been thoroughly investigated [ 18].

"To me, we're not just representing Darwin Olympic – which I'm very proud of representing as my dad was one of the founders of the club," he said.

The EFA parties which I represent here do not just represent regions.

"I'm just representing myself.

Does this variation just represent noisy fluctuations?

Loosely speaking, the extension of an idea is "the collection of all the objects falling under it" (Bolzano 2004, 46), but strictly speaking, it is "that attribute of an idea by virtue of which it represents just these objects and no others" (Bolzano 1973, 104).

That is perhaps why the regime also announced the closure of the Kaesong industrial complex, which represents just about the only example of North-South co-operation.

Never mind the Champions League, which represents just another pot of gold to wealthy Manchester United or Barcelona this month.