The paintings are wonderfully installed on walls that converge slightly, in forced perspective that suggests passage into an uncomfortably narrowing future.
And I think about David in much the same way — the wake behind, and his narrowing future — where he is now, and how it cost him me.
He was energetic, intelligent, diligent, faithful — a stroke of luck for my mother, a lightning bolt of luck that had illuminated her grinding, narrow future and transformed it.
In "Why Does Herr R. Run Amok?" (Fantoma), his fourth film, from 1969, Fassbinder (working with Michael Fengler) presents one Kurt Raab (played by the actor Kurt Raab), a young family man in Munich with a straight yet narrow future as a striving white-collar worker.
This involves a strategic decision about which particular ecosystem to choose within which the firm would co-create value and co-evolve in the narrow future.
The primary aim of descriptive studies is to help narrow future efforts that attempt to identify the cause of disease.
The impact of the present decision in narrowing down future alternatives and the effect of future alternatives in affecting the value of the present choice must both be considered.
But the new research narrows the future range to between 9.6bn and 12.3bn by 2100.
To listen to the most powerful politicians on both sides is to get a different view, one that is commonly infused with warnings about fresh reprisals, of terms like "enough is enough," a sort of doomsday lexicon that seems to narrow the future, not open it up.
The APASS star catalog is expected to give astronomers a more accurate census of the sky, which could help narrow down future searches for intriguing celestial targets.
What he's saying is that if we start providing cognitive enhancers to children, we may be narrowing their future capabilities, prioritizing their functionality over their creativity and individuality.
