As we listen to them, we become aware, by degrees, of how confining the space we're in is.
As we listen, we watch Hotspur's father, old Northumberland (Christopher Saul), sitting in the half-light, bowed and still.
As we listen to their banter through our headphones, less-than-sober 21st-century citizens dart among us, trying to distract our attention.
As we listen to this studiously bipartisan pairing, the camera cuts between a diverse group of Americans, seemingly scattered across the country.
As we listen to them, however, we need to bear in mind certain aspects of Soviet life with no immediate parallel in the West".
As we listen to Mr. P-Orridge recall his horrific experiences as a schoolboy in Britain, it's clear that lost little boy is still here, bathing the film in a melancholy that even its most effervescent contrivances cannot dispel.
As we listen to Debussy's "Des Pas Sur la Neige" ("Footsteps in the Snow"), we hold our breath to experience the sounding music that conveys the image of soundless footsteps.
As we listen to voters complain about roadblocks and false felony records, and watch the endless lines of black voters standing patiently in the rain in Ohio, it's impossible to ignore the gravity of the film's claims.
As we listen to the debates — whether they be Democratic or Republican — we hear nothing about moral leadership, nothing about taking a lead in improving the world's deteriorating environment, nothing about reinforcing the rule of law here and abroad, nothing about America regaining its role in the world as the embodiment of freedom and goodness.
As we listen to the United States presidential candidates comments, women's issues and human issues cannot be far from our minds.
As we listen, we have to remember that our partner is a separate person with a sovereign mind, so it's likely that his or her perception of the situation won't match ours exactly.
