Or could it indicate that having problems is a good thing in the view of investors?
"It may not be quite the thing in the view of our more sophisticated parents, but I think it's great".
"In view of the things that Mike has done in the game since his retirement, I think he deserves a better fate, a better image," says Fred Claire, the Dodgers general manager in 1988.
In driving so aggressively down this road, Mr. Hevesi is trying to accomplish two things, in the view of Democrats following his campaign.
College towns have cosmopolitan amenities (lectures, music, ethnic restaurants, libraries) but also an almost surreal degree of cultural cohesion — "ideologically inbred" communities where residents read, watch and vote for the same things, in the view of Bill Bishop, author of "The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America Is Tearing Us Apart," published in May.
After breakfast, Iyer and I stood on the corner of Lenox Avenue and 130th Street, and I said something trivial about how the sheer richness of things in view seemed hospitable to jazz during the period when New York was its main home, and he said that for him it was instead the nervous rhythm of the city that fed the music.
Writing ecstatically about an ecstatic movie, it's easy to get carried away — to see most clearly what sparks the most intense emotion — and one of those things in the viewing of Leos Carax's "Holy Motors" is the impulsive vigor of the filming: the tone of spontaneous invention, creative urgency, documentary curiosity.
Future hopes are given greatest attention in the New Testament usually when two other things are in view: the corrosive effects of religious hypocrisy and early Christians' experience of persecution.
A Piece of My Heart is Ford's only novel to have a Southern setting; in its thoughtful exploration of obsession and alienation, it would seem to bear out his belief that we come to literature "for, among other things, a view of morality in action".
