What they represent tends to overpower what they are, though she in particular is drawn with some of the author's talent for unexpected and resonant specifics.
"If you look at previous Lions tours, France have been the team who have tended to have won post-Lions in the Six Nations, and the nation that is usually heavily represented tends to struggle.
The students they represent, though, tend to be more realistic; we understand that no government is likely to introduce the taxes that would be needed to fund free education.
Mr. Godfrey says teams representing musicals tend to do better than teams representing straight plays, but he doubts that it is because of any dancing ability.
Mr. Morris added that while the unions representing musicians tend to look at what their peers are paid at comparable orchestras across the country, management typically focuses on what it thinks the local area can support.
According to the shift in question, in a context in which women experience widespread, systematic, diachronic, and structural disadvantages, certain ways of perceiving and representing women tend to cause them material and psychological harm.
Typically, inflammatory cells are more represented and tend to overwhelm the neoplastic counterpart, with diffuse infiltration and effacement of tumoral glands.
One unintended consequence of this is that the relations between representing and intervening tend to be less understood outside the natural sciences.
The bouncy numbers representing the present unfortunately tend to sound more akin to Mr. Lloyd Webber's 1968 show, "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," than to tunes echoing the post-World War II era.
Because my own folk roots are British, I'd long overlooked Guthrie and the folk strains he represents; I'd tended to go along too readily with the Gershwin song that says, "The real American folk song is a rag".
