For example, the colored parts of the shape, when considered in their environment, differ from what they appear to be when each single part is presented to a spectator in isolation.
A quote from the 1870s that appeared in the book Montreal Yesterdays captures the essence: "When many hundred persons are upon the ice, and with every variety of costume, pass through all the graceful figures that skaters delight in, the scene presented to the spectator is dazzling in the extreme".
Da Costa, who had directed the Broadway production, seems largely to have transferred his staging intact to a Hollywood back lot, where everything is presented to the eye of a spectator with a good orchestra seat.
The treatment of folds often has little to do with the nature of the actual material; its significance stems largely from the fact that it presents to the spectator the main mass of the clothed human figure.
Did we mention that you'll have 30 seconds to present to our panel of elite judges front of hundreds of fellow hackers and spectators?
Voters today have been reduced to spectators: We are presented with a slate of candidates and causes by way of 30-second commercials, and we have to hope we can discern the truth.
In the case of late-period Giggs and Pirlo, perhaps even more precious: not just to their managers and coaches but to spectators who are being presented with memories that, like those of Matthews cherished by Geoffrey Green, are slow to fade.
Nor do they need to sell tickets to spectators.
Sports commentaries offered to spectators.
He has spoken to cricketers, coaches, administrators past and present, spectators (not just members) and the media.
