In the title number, the different simultaneous streams of time in human experience are represented by oboe and clarinet setting off decisively in opposite directions, with violin soon looping above them.
Founded in 1875, Wellesley broke decisively with the seminary model of women's education represented by, for example, Mt. Holyoke -- in which strictly monitored students received a religiously inflected, watered-down education from mostly male professors.
One PR operator for a leading environmental organisation in Britain told me: "The emails represented a seminal moment in the climate debate of the last five years, and it was a moment that broke decisively against us.
Yet United acted swiftly and decisively when Jorge Mendes, the agent representing Falcao, got in touch on Sunday.
The Murdochs were able to represent themselves as acting decisively and almost altruistically – rather as a farmer might regretfully shoot a rabid dog that has been a cherished family pet.
They moved decisively beyond Viète by using letters to represent distances that are variable instead of fixed.
He is one of a dozen participants in the May 6 , 2012 demonstration — representing a cross section of the middle-class Muscovites who turned decisively against Mr. Putin — whose trial opened Thursday in a Moscow court.
Attorney L Chris Stewart, who came to North Charleston a day after the shooting to represent the family, said the video forced authorities to act quickly and decisively, and he called the person who made the video a hero.
Yet our pals here also represent a brutal, family-run dictatorship, and few countries crushed the Arab Spring so decisively as Bahrain.
Taken together, the Niebuhrs represent a tension at the heart of American liberal democracy: the desire to stand against evil decisively versus the need for self-reflection central to a moral community.
