In the absence of a clearly delineated hierarchy, we determine where we belong by looking above, at those we resent, and below, at those we find contemptible.
We're looking above and we're definitely aiming for a place in the play-offs.' Harrison was predictably pleased to see Robinson shine, having put so much faith in the former Wigan youngster: 'In the first half Luke was really good.
Phillipe Petit, the French tightrope walker from "Man on Wire" — which won for best documentary feature — walked into the ceremony on the carpet and said, "I haven't been looking at the red carpet, I've been looking above and thinking of what it would be like to be on a wire above all this".
Simone Bresi-Ando, founder of I'mPossible, a social enterprise for women of colour in the UK, thinks the film Dark Girls is "important and necessary" and also believes "it's so important that we start looking above and beyond tones and hairstyles and colour.
I could spend a full day here, looking above, observing the vastness of the Earth and how I occupy just a tiny, little space in it.
We need to stop looking "above" for directives that we can impose on others and instead look and listen to each other for answers.
Instead, he saw only frightened faces looking above him.
Steve Jobs, along with whatever else we're crediting to him, should be granted the patent on converting the universal human gesture for trying to remember something from looking above one's head to fumbling in one's pants pocket.
"We are always looking above rather than below.
"I'm not looking above us to Hearts or over my shoulder to Hibs.
He stared for a little bit more, still looking above my head.
