Solution: Try taking a 30,000-foot view of when it's worth tolerating some boredom to collect easy wins when it comes to your overall success.
Based on a novel by Amos Oz, the film presents a "view of when Israel was occupied, instead of being the occupiers," said Lynn Roth, its writer-director.
On another occasion, she aligned with conservatives who take a limited view of when international law can be enforced in American courts.
Graduate student Lu Teng's current project studies the epistemological implications of "cognitive penetration". She's interested in developing a view of when perceptual experiences are and are not evidentially valuable, drawing on current psychological research.
They have a distorted view of when mild conditions such as nicotine stained teeth and bad breath will occur and also when illnesses such as lung cancer and stroke will strike.
Mark Teixeira has not shown signs of recovering from inflammation in his right wrist, leaving the Yankees with a pessimistic view of when — and if — he can come back this season.
The market's view of when the first rate rise will come has varied a lot, but the Fed's latest statement was seen as fairly hawkish; the current consensus is some time in November or December next year.
But there's a wide range of views of when the drags will happen and how large they will be, with some expecting more than 0.5 percentage point of reductions in coming quarters.
Correction: November 10, 2000, Friday Because of an editing error, the Lessons column on Wednesday, about bilingual education, misstated the writer's view of when that system is most useful in the teaching of English.
But to my taste, he spoils the early sections of the book with too many prolonged academic engagements, and with rival views of when nationalism first arose, rather than sweeping all that into footnotes for the specialist.
