The world conspires to make us blind to its own workings; our real work is to see the world again.
We are having to use the human brain to understand its own workings.
"We're trying to get transparency for the market from an institution that's not transparent in its own workings".
"Inception" is a stunning-looking film that gets lost in fabulous intricacies, a movie devoted to its own workings and to little else.
The government needs to make its own workings more open and accountable, a tall order for politicians who mostly learnt their trade during the tyranny of Nicolae Ceausescu.
The film was stunning but meaningless — a postmodern machine, with many moving parts, dedicated to its own workings and little else.
The film was stunning but meaningless a postmodern machine, with many moving parts, dedicated to its own workings and little else.
The watchword of the Obama Presidency is "responsibility," which conveys both an idealized vision of the good society and an aspirational description of the Administration's own workings.
With its patterns and repetitions, scrutinising its own workings from every possible angle, the novella becomes a highly wrought meditation on ageing, memory and regret.
A substantial body of economists believe that many of the difficulties of the system spring not from its own workings but from well-meaning attempts to block or channel them.
