On his phone he kept a picture he'd taken of a subway ad showing a small black boy from years ago wearing a tweed cap and coat, because it represented to him what Mott might have looked like as a child.
"The subject had very little idea about the stock exchange, i.e. its location, security measures, size, etc.," the F.B.I. wrote, "but advised that his motivation to do an attack there was because it represented to him the world's economy, so it was a highly desirable target".
(The term "paparazzi" didn't exist before Fellini made it the name of the snap-happy photographer in his film; a word chosen because it represented to the director "a buzzing insect... hovering, darting, stinging -an annoying prick who can't mind histinging -anss, bannoying).
WH: I always tell the bands I work with: "People don't buy records because of what it represents to you, people buy records because of what it represents to them".
Last ,and quite alone, will be a weary cinéaste, submitting himself to two and a half hours of blockbuster because, and only because, it represents a final chance to witness the union of Eva Marie Saint and Marlon Brando.
Because that's what it represents to me, a death.
Therefore, CSF p-Tau levels may be considered as potential biochemical marker for AD instead of CSF total tau levels, because it represents directly to the neuronal (axon) degeneration.
Particularly, studies with enzymatic hydrolysates from leguminous plants, like common bean (P. vulgaris L ., are relevant since this is a fundamental ingredient of human diet in several cultures and because it represents up to 10% of total proteins ingested in developing countries [ 77, 78].
Moreover, I don't recall McCain mentioning the middle class once - an omission that is significant as much because he has been attacked by Obama on this front, as it is because it represents a failure to relate to the majority of voters.
"There is a distinctly feminist line to it because it represents the indifference to women.
