Bush's years of work put a shine on the metal hypothesis.
He hated the work, but always had a shine on his shoes and a smile on his face.
A blag that somehow worked, because they took a shine to him and he got out of Mesopotamia alive.
To my mind, though, his work shines a light on a bigger story about our future relationship with technology, and in particular on a vision of progress where there's an increasingly clear divide between those endeavours that can safely be left to humans, and those where machines and mathematics are preferable.
And humor can work to shine a light on strangeness — jokes often seem to me like the best way to underscore a shocking incongruity or an injustice, some absurd assumption that we all seem to possess.
As we continue celebrating the season of giving, Dr. Beaton's work abroad is a shining example of selfless devotion.
The 7-by-9.5-inch format is fixed; the agenda, on the other hand, is entirely open-ended — an opportunity for Strettell to introduce new work, shine a light on older work and to let his eye wander.
The 7-by-9.5-inch format is fixed; the agenda, on the other hand, is open-ended, an opportunity for Mr. Strettell to introduce new work, shine a light on older work and let his eye wander.
It's as if his work shone a light towards Gerard Manley Hopkins, also a poet for whom the marriage of the visionary and organic takes place in a Welsh landscape, and who sometimes sets the chimes of cynghanedd resonating in our ears.
While much of this work shines a spotlight on changing the social context, I would argue there is a more pressing question that isn't being considered.
