Whyte's epiphany was that the way to answer important questions about how to build a commodious and psychologically healthy city lay in careful observation, collection of data and the creative ability to lay aside preconceptions and view a streetscape with a "beginner mind".
In his review of Peter Guralnick's "Dream Boogie: The Triumph of Sam Cooke" (Nov. 20), John Leland states: "He bet that the future lay in careful racial neutrality, but he bet wrong; while Marvin Gaye cuts a broad figure today, Cooke's voice is absent in today's bedroom jams".
We were honest people who occasionally told lies, careful friends who sometimes acted clumsily.
Dignity, even survival, for many uprooted Asians seemed to lie in careful imitation of their Western conquerors.
Up the price scale a bit, the best new things at Mitchell Gold (www.mitchellgold.com), as ever, rely on basic forms with virtue lying in careful proportions rather than embellishment.
The key to successful interventions to contain costs lies in careful consideration of both the direct and the interactive impact on all systems of the health care organization.
He said, however, that 'the highest perfection of any thinking being lies in careful and constant pursuit of true happiness' (New Essays on Human Understanding, XXI, 51).
Many victims, priests, and leaders of lay groups were careful to say that the effects of the abuse crisis were far from over.
But most of the visual impact lay in the careful framing tonight – Hampstead Heath, the disused factory, Danny facing down MI6 HQ.
The brilliance of Mr. Gehry's approach was not about the aesthetics of any particular building; it lay in the careful arrangement of diverse urban elements on a tight urban site.
