Sentences with phrase «eyes of an outsider»

A super, chic book written with the appreciative eye of an outsider who reminds us of the sheer pleasure of living on a dairy farm.

Although these khipus were hidden in the past, away from the prying eyes of outsiders, village authorities in Collata and the other central Andean communities where I have done fieldwork are now eager for recognition of their valuable cultural heritage.

To a western audience, Riyadh might feel like an alien setting, and Al - Mansour shoots the city, and the world, with both the back - of - the - hand expertise of an insider and the inquisitive eye of an outsider (she went to film school in the U.S., and had to direct mostly from the back of a van, lest she be seen doing the job in public).

Norman's experience as a Polish - Jewish immigrant helped to shape his understanding of American society, and he often seemed to observe life in the United States with the shrewd and detached eye of an outsider.

Today he launches the domain registration service Njalla, which offers site owners full anonymity, shielding them from the prying eyes of outsiders.

Presentation plan: Whether you're using a pitch deck or a written business plan, the information in your presentation plan will be, more or less, the same as in your working plan but worded differently and styled for the eyes of an outsider.

To the eyes of outsiders, Jewish observance of the Sabbath can seem like a dreary set of restrictions, a set of laws that don't bear any good news.

The perception of colors in different cultures is as crazy as cultures themselves (in the eyes of outsiders).

Dizdar humorously compares and contrasts extremes in economics and lifestyles and looks at the west through the eyes of an outsider.

We first see them through the eyes of an outsider, who spots them sitting at a table in a hotel restaurant.

During the times in the story when the author's blood sugar spikes and he's out of himself, the reader is treated to the scene through the eyes of an outsider narrator.

But I think having been born overseas does give me the advantage of being able to view it with the eye of an outsider.

But it is normal: nobody is able to look at a piece of art (or a piece of writing) with the eyes of an outsider.

Just as Lu Xun's story comprises first - person narratives of a character at the margins of society who gradually turns mad, Cheng's fifteen new videos take the form of diaristic vignettes that reveal a larger assessment of a foreign place through the eyes of an outsider.

From Sea to Shining Sea, Imagine North America Through the Eyes of Outsiders, Immigrants, and Boundary Breakers

Linking Sisson's own Nigerian heritage with his personal politics of contemporary and historical events, the progression of this narrative reveals the demonization of the «other» through the eyes of an outsider via the deepening barbarisms of the abstract forms.

Belgian photographer, Carl de Keyzer, approached with the eye of an outsider.

Rubinfien has published on New York once before, in his short book The Ardbeg (Taka Ishii Gallery, 2010), a brief, lyrical evocation of the city through the eyes of an outsider.

Whether you agree or disagree with the juror's selection, seeing this region's art through the eyes of an outsider is always instructive.