Clare's lines did come back to me as I saw the various red kites last weekend but seemed to have lost their depth of meaning after the senseless poisoning.
If you record the background scenery then you would lose the sense of depth and so if you look very carefully at the invisible skyscraper you would essentially just see the picture on the wall.
The show's subject is real estate, and he sticks to it, probes it, digs into it, analyses it until this simple, amusing tale of a house rented and lost acquires the depth of a sensitively observed short story.
In "Our Trojan War," a mash-up of Greek mythic texts that closes this weekend in the Fishman Space of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the parallels between ancient and modern combat are pushed, at times to a point at which the myth loses its depth of meaning and becomes a means of political messaging.
Without these "simple pleasures" perhaps what will be most lost is the depth of happiness that can only come from unmediated, complete, and sublime engagement in life.
But honestly, there has been an instance or two in life when my drunken "no's" somehow got lost in the depth of the darkness, and I had to wake up to a friend not being a friend anymore and reconcile that situation and justify what happened, making it be more of a misunderstanding than it actually was.
Thus, the rare somatic insertions are preferentially lost as the depth of coverage decreases.
The tragedies you describe in "Flaws in U.S. Air War Left Hundreds of Civilians Dead" (front page, July 21) compel corrective action, lest we lose the depth of good will we have won among the Afghans and endanger the support among the Afghan leadership that is critical to ensuring success for the investment we have made.
While it's often easier to throw something out rather than repair it, we lose our depth of relationship to the things we touch.
While other investments have recovered much of the value lost in the depths of the crisis, housing prices have hardly budged.
