Sentence examples for which represents not from inspiring English sources
One is a brass doll, which represents not only Wasalisa's magical doll, but also one that was carried for miles during the Holocaust.
Here we are still talking about a record set in the pre-modern age – and not in itself a particularly tough or distant looking record – the passing of which represents not so much a fresh glorious peak or a scandalous intrusion, as a simple case of exorcism.
The fl-FFF method was designed so as to characterize a new membrane performance index (MPI-FFF), which represents not only fouling resistibility of a membrane for a specific foulant, but also the removal capability for the foulant.
This multiple view acquisition process can be interpreted as a partial sampling of the plenoptic function [9], which represents not only spatial or temporal information but also angular information of about the captured light rays, i.e. captures a segment of the whole observable scene represented by a light field.
As a result, many women internalize a male perspective of themselves, which represents not our natural sense of ourselves but a sense of ourselves being lusted after by another.
In contrast, fewer than three in ten Hispanic Americans (28percentt) are very happy, which represents not only a decline from 2011 (35percentt) but also a significantly lower percentage than seen among either whites or African-Americans.
Community Housing Cymru (CHC), which represents not-for-profit housing associations, welcomed the committee's call for an affordable homes building target, adding that at least 8,000 needed to be built by 2015.
With the clashes - which represent not only an escalation in the protest movement, but are also the worst in Ukraine's post-Soviet history - the country's political deadlock has moved even further into uncharted waters.
However, the activation profile is still slightly lower than HGPS cells, which represent not only accelerated aging, but a highly reduced longevity.
Summerall made the announcement through the International Management Group, which represents him, not Fox, for whom he has worked since 1994.
That very Schwartzian moment demonstrates what's good about "Rockville, CA," which represents, if not a step forward for online serials, at least a diverting step sideways.
