That thin edge on which we live, and which at most moments we barely notice, provided nowhere near enough buffer against the power of the natural world. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
Most days, and certainly most moments of most days, that all seems too grandiose. (firstthings.com)
It was a pretty special moment, which like most moments in motorsport, is made infinitely better by the addition of Japanese commentators, who in this case were going bonkers for their own countryman. (wtf1.com)