I hardly speak of this space, this dark space that lurks behind my work, my thoughts, my creative spark.
And doesn't that Montreal dome still speak of a Space Age future we might almost have achieved? .
When we speak of imaginary space, many are persuaded that it does not include any judgement on their part, but if one looks closely, one sees that the simple object of conception here is space and extension with its perceived dimensions from which we form a judgement concerning its imaginary nature.
White liberal college students speak of "safe spaces", "trigger words", "micro aggressions" and "white privilege" while not having to do anything or, more importantly, give up anything.
Listen to silence and observe the 'negative space': Artists speak of the negative artistic space created by the positive images painted on a surface.
There is no urban idea to speak of whatsoever – no space that one might recognise as a street; no common architectural language; no difference between the fronts and backs of buildings.
Many architects speak of creating transparent spaces.
When asked in recent days, Mr. Bush and his advisers spoke of the space program as an important symbol, but hardly a cause that moves voters anymore.
Iris Murdoch spoke of the space between looking out of a window at the sky and the light and looking, at the same time, at the window itself, glass, dust, frame.
LaBrea eloquently speaks of the "space between our hearts" -- in presence and in voice, Ms. Brockington is indeed the bearer of eloquence -- and the kindly hallucinatory Roland has a touch of the poet, given Ms. McGhee Anderson's compassionate words and Ray Anthony Thomas's many shaded performance.
