Writer describes looking at the walls of her semi-dismantled apartment.
(1) The interviewees described looking at themselves from a different perspective: "I feel like I'm constantly looking for kicks … you get a completely different picture of it … as an adult, I think either I have to replace it with something else or I quite simply have to shape up" (3).
Joan Stahl Israel, an independent personal shopper in New York, described looking at a price tag recently and thinking the number was so high, "it's just a telephone number".
"When I used to argue for 8, I felt as if there was a public sentiment that you couldn't get rid of Pluto…" The writer describes looking at images of the deep sky with Brown.
He describes looking at himself in the mirror in T M Lewin in Canary Wharf, wearing his first suit, which he needed to join Sixth Form College.
It describes looking at things from the customer's perspective, which ironically would involve using a lot less jargon, because it is introspective and alienates people, he says.
Another roiling orchestral transition segues into the third text, "War South of the Great Wall," by the eighth-century Chinese poet Li Po (in David Hinton's translation), in which the narrator describes looking at her husband and sons in battle from a great distance, where "convulsions of men seem like armies of ants".
My husband describes looking at his triathlon images as "soul destroying".
About their time in space, both describe looking down at the earth as wondrously beautiful, and the feelings produced during those first 8 1/2 minutes when the rocket, buoyed by tremendous energy, is thrust into space, as overwhelmingly powerful.
Some artists (and writers) are described as looking at the world "unflinchingly".
