"We know we represent something for people, of where they come from and who they are".
Trump never seems more ill at ease or more defensive than when he is called on to represent an ideal that stands for something broader than the self, particularly when that ideal calls for sacrifice.
This concept underlies previous suggestions that motor cortical oscillations represent an 'idling rhythm' [ 14]: something for cells to do when they are not busy controlling movements.
With a running time of 83 minutes, "Snow White" was the first American feature-length animated film, something that represented a considerable risk for Disney and his investors at a time when theatrical cartoons ran eight or nine minutes.
Andy Ferguson and Matthew McBriar represent something big for Belfast, a force that has broken way beyond the city's struggling scene on to international recognition.
The study's findings represent something of a vindication for the V3 loop as an immune system target, Ruprecht remarked.
"Hostages," on the other hand, does represent something of a risk for CBS, in that it is not a procedural designed to offer up a series of standalone (or standalone-ish) episodes.
The plans represent something of a victory for David Cameron, who had strenuously campaigned to preserve the principle that countries that are the first port of arrival for asylum seekers should be responsible them.
Nevertheless, the agreement would represent something of a victory for Walter Turnbull, given that the Education Department had said it would sever ties with the Choir Academy if the Turnbulls stayed on.
The $13 billion deal, which could still fall apart over issues like how much wrongdoing the bank is willing to acknowledge, would represent something of a reckoning for Wall Street, whose outsize risk taking in the mortgage business nearly toppled the economy in 2008.
