I didn't see the role of Equiano as a small part, but rather as a window opening on to something.
Football does not appear to provide an open window but rather a closed shade, reinforcing L.S.U.'s athletic standing while secluding its academic reputation, however inadvertently.
Green reminds us that the screen is not a transparent window, but rather a lens that transforms everything that flits across it.
This is not doomist speculation on near futures, but rather a good, hard look out the window at the some of the sky spies already above our heads.
Sadie says that the cells are not rooms with bars facing a hallway like the jails you see in music videos, but rather, a room with a small glass window.
The show's centerpiece is a room-size installation, which takes the Metropolitan Museum's marquetry "Studiolo from the Ducal Palace in Gubbio" (ca. 147882) as its inspiration — but the objects depicted here aren't Renaissance books, or musical and scientific instruments, but, rather, a microwave, a gun rack, and windows that overlook a construction site in the desert.
WinRumors suspects that this isn't a device-specific bug, but rather an issue with the Windows Phone OS.
While her books are set in a variety of places -- from a small town in Kansas named after Henry Adams (a former slave and solider who testified in front of Congress on black migration), to the plains of Oklahoma or frontier towns in California -- Jenkins emphasizes that history is not just window dressing but rather an integral part of the narrative.
There are no windows or folders, but rather an interface heavily reliant on pictographic icons.
They testified that Nicoloff was not shoved into the plate-glass window, but rather that the window broke when Dudley struck it with his elbow during the scuffle.
