In the same breath he asserts that his man, Marco Rubio, represents precisely how things should work.
They represent precisely the breadth and depth of the financial hole into which we have toppled headlong.
They represent precisely the breadth and depth of the financial hole into which we have been pitched headlong.
The director of the shipping line for which the movie's hero works represents precisely the sort of cruel, Philistine businessman-tyrant that Vigo most deeply loathed.
Kathy is a "carer", and indeed the notion of the "caring professions" represents precisely that elision of the institutional and the personal that generates the undertone of disturbance in so much of his work.
Indeed, to look to leaders and experts, to laws and money and grand schemes, to save us from our predicament represents precisely the sort of thinking — passive, delegated, dependent for solutions on specialists — that helped get us into this mess in the first place.
To a certain extent, the Libyan campaign represents precisely the shift that Mr. Gates warned was coming — namely, the European nations paying for more of their own security, and to that extent it represents a "major strategic shift," said François Heisbourg, a defense expert at the Foundation for Strategic Research.
In the passenger model, it is represented that the passenger's body contacts a backrest in the wheelchair in order to represent precisely the passenger's posture behavior.
"[EyeVerify] represents precisely the technology innovation in mobile security for financial services and E-commerce that is important to us," Steve Ellis, head of Wells Fargo's wholesale services said of the company.
Ackbar's existence represents precisely the progressive values held by the rebellion in its battle against a Galactic Empire known for its hostility toward non-humans.
