In theory, the offbeat subject matter provides an unusual angle from which to examine things with a wider appeal (the potato book, for instance, ventures into global migration patterns, social reform and high finance).
In life, what we believed to be simple usually ends up becoming more difficult when we examine things with a strategic overview rather than through marginal thinking.
When, for example, a toddler marches along the sidewalk or the grass, parents can follow the child's pace, stopping with the child to examine things.
They examine things you might not necessarily examine yourself.
Szirtes's city is shady, indistinct, blurred at the edges, but his latest collection, Reel, also finds it furnished with closely examined things - a piano, a stove, a child's swing - as well as containing luminous, vivid moments beyond its boundaries.
Previous studies of human microbiomes had been small and had looked mostly at fecal bacteria or bacteria in saliva in healthy people, or had examined things like fecal bacteria in individuals with certain diseases, like inflammatory bowel disease, in which bacteria are thought to play a role.
Along with the simple misery of examining things that I would rather not have considered, my artistic instincts were thrown off.
At this point, I'm not sure where we may depart from the past administration, but we will carefully examine those things and work with this Congress in order to examine issues.
"As soon as one wants to use one's reason and tries to examine carefully things in themselves, one realizes that one believes only with great doubt most of those things one thought one knew with the greatest certitude.
This is why, methodologically, Zhu insists that learners acquaint themselves with theli of things, processes, affairs, ethics, etc., by examining actual things, processes, phenomena, etc.
