For it will entail taking on big vested interests which are powerfully represented within her own party.
"In this climate 'truth serum' was powerfully represented as a sophisticated, scientific, and non-violent alternative to unsavory police methods," wrote Alison Winter in a history of truth serum published in the Bulletin of the History of Medicine in 2005.
William Lyon Billy Phelpsps (1892-1933) was the English Department's first charismatic lecturer, holding his students spellbound with his recitations of Tennyson still a daringly recent author and powerfully representing "appreciation" in the early twentieth-century conflict between appreciation and philology that is described by Gerald Graff in Professing Literature.
Rather, it is Christianity's own fundamental ambiguities — torn between a picture of God as both present and absent from the temporal realm, an ambivalence powerfully represented by the paradoxes of the Trinity — that made it "uniquely unstable," subject to a plurality of interpretations that became institutionalized in sectarianism, and hence to several centuries' worth of devastating upheaval.
He traveled to the Soviet Union in 1964, where he was gobsmacked once more by Matisse, so powerfully represented in museums in Moscow and Leningrad (now St . Petersburg.
So I was thinking about aspirational bodies, and working with different models to find a body that, in some ways, could more powerfully represent the material than I could.
Talking to THUMP earlier this year, she described the video segments as a way "to find a body that, in some ways, could more powerfully represent the material than I could".
Big and powerfully built, Wilmots represented his country 70 times and scored 28 goals from midfield.
On the other hand, crystalline and metamorphic (heat-altered) rocks, which represent powerfully developed chains in the central part of the Alps, appear in the Carpathians as isolated blocks of smaller size surrounded by depressed areas.
Cultural conservatives, who rightly feel unrepresented in most of popular culture, are as comfortable with the lyrics of a country hit as they are tuning into Fox News, as these are the places their viewpoints are powerfully and abundantly represented.
