The colour of the new day warmed my face, but my mind was drawn back west, to that blue void of seamless sea and sky.
The reason Dennis Potter was at heart a TV writer and Harold Pinter essentially a theatre man was that the former's mind was drawn to stories that played out over six evenings (The Singing Detective, Pennies from Heaven), while the latter generally conceived ideas that concluded in one night.
Cunningham himself used to say, "My mind is drawn to complexity".
The mind is drawn to events in Poland in 1939 where staged border incidents led to a German invasion.
THE big sell-off in emerging market currencies yesterday is an odd example of "remembrance of things past"; one's mind is drawn back to 1998, or even 1982 and the crises of old.
The dark and softer sounds of "Director's Cut" make sense for a narratively slow set piece like "Top of the City," which re-creates walking to the highest point in a city and thinking the stuff your mind is drawn to when you're up there with the pigeons (Heaven, Hell, you, me, etc).
The dark and softer sounds of "Director's Cut" make sense for a narratively slow set piece like "Top of the City," which re-creates walking to the highest point in a city and thinking the stuff your mind is drawn to when you're up there with the pigeons (Heaven, Hell, you, me, etc).
"Now try again, but this time notice you feel tired and make space for it; allow the experience to be there, but no more". Within eight weeks of following similar techniques, Williams says, people start to notice how the mind is drawn into fretful cycles of "What if?" scenarios, which mean we end up "living more in our head than we do in our life".
Aristotle explains what each of these states of mind is, draws various contrasts among them, and takes up various questions that can be raised about their usefulness.
