It represented an idea of Anton Chekhov, Katherine Mansfield and Dubliners rather than the reality; nevertheless, that seemed to be the impression of the form.
Idealists such as Louis Agassiz and Richard Owen believed that each species was fixed and unchangeable because it represented an idea in the mind of the creator.
"My work isn't supposed to send any specific political message, but rather it represents an abstract idea, the idea of trying to comprehend these enormous global issues," he says.
Akanbi thinks this rejection of luxury fashion is deliberate, and is "largely cultivated by the grossly underpaid consumer … It represents a political idea which simply states that clothing is too expensive, fashion is entirely too important and rebellion will always reign supreme".
Revision of the item so that it represents a single idea may lead to improved fit with the remaining four items.
The original pidgin English was first used on the coast of China & there's where the name comes from - it represents an Englishman's idea of how a Chinese sounds when he is saying "business".
"With all its faults it represents a non-parochial idea of India," she says.
If the marathon represents an idea about democracy, then so, too, does how we respond to an attack on it.
To me, she represents an idea.
Each sticky note in a column represents an idea.
"The Reader," which Harvey Weinstein pushed into consideration because he had a hunch, was among the five because Holocaust-theme movies always seem to catch the Academy's eye and because it represents a very specific idea — in this instance, by the director Stephen Daldry — of how a narrative should unfold on screen.
