One of the striking things that this week's elections forcefully represents is the dramatic erosion of trust in President Obama.
This is represented somewhat forcefully in the film when Ed Gein, the murderer whose disgusting creativity with women's corpses inspired both Psycho and The Silence of the Lambs, materialises as a sort of devil on his shoulder.
The Great Earth Mother, the feminine principle as represented in pagan cults, was forcefully repressed out of existence with Christian hegemony.
Many of the individuals listed died by voluntary suicide, like Robin Williams, Amber Hilberling, and (supposedly) Judas Iscariot, but other names included in the work represent individuals forcefully hung or who accidentally hung themselves without suicidal intentions, like Mary the Elephant and actor David Carradine.
And writing of Martin Luther King Jr., he shows that King in his last years spoke forcefully against the war in Vietnam and for economic justice, only to be posthumously sanctified by those who represented everything he had fought against.
"What my members want me to do is to represent their views forcefully and describe the difficulties of their working lives to the powerful – and in the end, something will have to give".
Board member Monica Garcia, who represents Lincoln Heights, argued forcefully in favor of Excel, saying that the school offered parents a valuable choice, a small school in a neighborhood where the district operates much larger campuses.
For one, if the new NIE prompts the US to expand its diplomatic exchange of views with Iran, Israel should urge Washington to represent its security concerns forcefully.
And, whatever mistakes he made as Trump rose to power, Corker deserves praise for speaking out forcefully now about the danger Trump represents.
Roger Gifford, the lord mayor, an important figure representing the City, has forcefully argued that foreign banks, investors, and asset managers are seriously worried at the prospect of the UK removing its ties to the continent.
