He accepts and shows up, but a week later, which to him makes perfect sense.
He surveyed the row of shops, which to him symbolized the spirit of the street.
But Mr. Spevak was ambivalent about the loft bedroom, which to him seemed dormlike.
He has motivations which to him, at least, are justifiable ones.
He pointed out storefronts that seemed merely run-down but which, to him, showed signs of covert criminal enterprises.
Creeley maintained a scrupulous attention to the mind's processes, which, to him, meant an existential confidence in uncertainty.
Readers comment on the calendar comment of the recent issue on the Sears-Roebuck calendar plan, which to him is all confusing.
Mr. Simons said he was attracted to the rituals and social relations among women in a beauty parlor, which to him seemed positive.
But he was young, and he loved ballet, which, to him, consisted largely of the chest-banging works in which the Bolshoi specialized.
The nature of this sunlit region gave greater encouragement to his separation from Impressionism, which to him was associated with the landscapes of the valley of the Seine.
Baskin imbued his sculptures of the human figure with those qualities of spiritual death, decay, and vulnerability which to him were the condition of the 20th-century individual.
