More recently, Walter Benjamin wrote with reverence about the Angel of History, a figure represented for him by "Angelus," a painting by Paul Klee.
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The former view is represented, for example, by the Polish historian Wincenty Swoboda, and the latter by the Hungarian scholars Gyula Kristó and Ferenc Makk.
President Nixon thought that domestic affairs, symbolically represented for him by the Charles Manson cult-murder case, could be straightened out by the American people's taking Wayne's performance in "Chisum" as a model.
Shiraga, for instance, was represented for decades by galleries in Paris, Berlin, and London, so many of his works ended up in European collections.
The terror and shame of Srebrenica is represented for me by the story of a man I met one sunny afternoon at a conference in Sarajevo.
An excellent example of this return is the new psychological science of happiness, represented, for example, by the fundamental work of Edward Diener.
Suddenly there is a "party line," whereas in fact a spectrum of views have been represented for years by mainstream Jewish organizations, and that spectrum has not included the positions espoused by J Street.
Jarrett has argued that this requirement, while virtuous in theory, means that certain disadvantaged communities — represented, for example, by civil rights organizations whose directors happen to be registered lobbyists — will not be heard.
I share Jonathan Franzen's reaction to the joyless slog represented (for him) by William Gaddis's JR but I don't want the kind of good time that ends up feeling like a waste of time.
