It's money that is allotted with an eye toward context rather than character.
Mr. Bellamy's photographs of Mr. di Suvero's sculptures in situ around the world reveal the artist's extraordinary eye for context and placement.
But then some stray piece in the sprawl of brokenness will catch the eye, demanding context: a small oxygen tank, a full jar of oregano, a Kermit the Frog doll.
"We see everything through American eyes, without context or a representation of community" on the Islamic side, said Matthew Bernstein, an editor of the book "Visions of the East: Orientalism in Film" and chairman of the film and media studies department at Emory University in Atlanta.
"So nothing you say or read to me am I going to believe, frankly, until I see it with my own eyes the context, okay?" Sotomayor told Wyrick.
Claudia showed off her cramped living quarters on an episode of "The Oprah Winfrey Show," offering some eye-opening context for exactly how much space she was lacking.
This way we could test separately the effects of perceived emotional value (i.e. negative vs. neutral), processing context (eyes open vs. eyes closed), and their interaction (change in perceived intensity with regard to eyes position).
We refuse to turn a blind eye to the context in which this policy arose, and that context quells any doubt that this policy was implemented with the purpose of endorsing school prayer.
"We refuse to turn a blind eye to the context in which this policy arises," Justice Stevens said, "and that context quells any doubt that this policy was implemented with the purpose of endorsing school prayer".
Hodges thus concentrated his eye in this context on images of architecture, documenting the faded splendor of India's buildings and monuments.
