He reasoned that, since the island had been divided into the Irish Free State and Northern Ireland, there was no such political entity called "Ireland" which the representative peers could be said to represent.
He could be said to represent insurgency and direct democracy.
Who now can be said to represent the opposition?
Either could win, but neither could be said to represent obvious value.
However, no single viewpoint can be said to represent a consensus of scholars in the field.
But Mr. Moore could be said to represent a profound strand of African-American folk art.
It could be said to represent where the museum is from.
If anything can be said to represent the architecture of the mind, this is it.
Each observer can be said to represent a comprehensive frame of reference, of which he is the spatial origin.
These children, who could almost be said to represent a third gender, cut through ethnic groups and across geographical lines.
Clinton needs a hubricity stunt so badly that he cannot be said to represent America's national interest.
