Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, said elected officials were capable of representing the voters.
Remember, no attorney is capable of representing every aspect of law.
Finding artists to work with who are sober and capable of representing themselves were the biggest two concerns, she said.
And so this is why Christie has gone out of his way to anoint the teachers' union as the most sinister force in the galaxy — not because he has some long-buried torment with a teacher to work through, but because the union does a very capable job of representing for him everything about the public sector that voters don't like.
In this case, the dashing other man, despite his love of California, represents everything Old World, everything lost, everything left behind.
He also remarks that modern art may represent "everything in which the human being as such is capable of being at home [heimisch]" (Aesthetics, 1: 607).
Wilson represents everything else.
Beauty or the perfect sensuous representation — whether in nature or in art — accordingly pertains to forms, orders, harmonies, and "indeed, everything capable of being represented to the senses as a perfection" (Philosophical Writings, p. 172).
Change happens when leaders understand that they aren't capable of everything and don't know everything.
"If we play up to our capabilities," Boone said, "we're very capable of winning everything".
