That simply represented the author's fear at the time.
The studio's lawyers blundered by contending that the ad simply represented the same buildings that Steinberg had drawn.
John C. Miller, president of Macaroni Grill, said that the company would show pasta again and that the shots of protein items simply represented "a balanced strategy".
Chosen by the composer John Adams, who masterminded all eight performances through the hall's opening weekend, they simply represented things he liked.
But Clinton's advisers repeatedly reassured him that the decision to let Wall Street dismantle regulatory barriers designed to protect the public after the Great Depression simply represented inevitable modernisation.
Or perhaps six changes simply represented too heavy a home rotation against possibly underestimated visitors but, whatever the precise reason, Newcastle United's nine-game winning run game to an abrupt end.
Previously, scholars supposed there was some kind of road system for long-distance travel and, in the absence of better observations, simply represented the roads as straight lines between major settlements.
Even some leaders acknowledge that many Iraqis have long believed that the organization was corrupt and incompetent and fomented sectarianism, and that Mr. Allawi's candidacy simply represented a better hope for Sunnis.
The nature of this system is controversial, however, as it was possible that the debt simply represented an advance payment as an incentive, which the worker was seldom forced to repay if he left the job.
Such ring structures are often very simply represented as regular polygons in which each apex represents a carbon atom, and the hydrogen atoms that complete the bonding requirements of the carbon atoms are not shown.
For many Muslims, the rally simply represented an opportunity for Islamaphobes to voice their intolerant views in public, seemingly confirmed by the fact that many refused to join in after the request to leave out images of those hateful cartoons was made.
