Since that day, Father Kleinsorge has thought back to how queasy he had once been at the sight of pain, how someone else's cut finger used to make him turn faint.
What's needed now are experiments to show how the octopus reacts to the sight of predators and how predators react to the mimicry, note butterfly mimicry experts James Mallet of University College London and Durrell Kapan of the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras.
We see that the landscape is contused and pockmarked; we see that the skyline shimmers; but we've lost sight of how the former yields the latter.
"But they are raising £3.6bn through the licence fee, which is a tax, and, quite rightly, the public wants to have sight of how the money is spent.
It is just as important that employees in the public sector do not lose sight of how valuable the benefits they accrue will be at the time they eventually retire.
Theodore S. Voelker Copake, N.Y., June 22, 2010 To the Editor: Bob Herbert is correct when he states that the government has "lost sight of how to build and maintain a flourishing society".
While some artists working on the street can lose sight of how to have fun, Ernest Zacharevic keeps his eye on creating installations that punch through the third dimension and pull passersby into his work, and some times on it.
The casualness with which she delivers that line, in between mouthfuls over dinner, is something of a minor jolt — there's an entire other movie embedded in that one sentence — and it helps explain how Mr. Ozon shades in his characters and builds his story: with a few words, you catch sight of how the girl became the woman.
We are now so familiar with crime stories told through the eyes of the profiler that it is easy to lose sight of how audacious the genre is.
Even more profoundly, we have lost sight of how the very concept of the "state" is a western construct, enshrined in the treaty of Westphalia in 1648 to bring to an end the 30 years war in Europe.
