"When the bell announces that something else needs to be tackled now," writes the Catholic scholar Wil Derkse, "you lay down one thing, and you begin something else… Benedictine working means first of all the turning away of attention to what is past [then] attending to what needs to be done presently".
Eventually, of course, film and photography caught up, and painters began doing something else.
I began writing something else, and my desk became littered by pages of my own fiction, which was adorned with more crossings out, more marginal notes.
I go out to tighten a section of fence, set the hammer down, go to get some wire, begin repairing something else I notice, and then it snows.
Internalised sexism, men's liberation, fundamentally different ideas about the point at which life begins, or something else entirely?
But also, crucially, as these signals have become ever more sophisticated, Singhal and his team have been able to "observe the whole world interacting with the data, and with that we were able to begin to do something else, which was to begin to make the computer understand the context of what was being asked".
So, crowded in the Carbonaría, listening and watching, I began to understand something else about flamenco.
But then, in the century's last decades, "British" as a self-description began to offer something else.
But, once the dust settled, we began to see something else: like the stock market crash of 1929, Lehman wasn't an isolated event.
But a few years ago, Mr. Grisham said, he began working on something else on the side, his novel "A Painted House," about growing up in Arkansas.
