But I think that as we on the left try to re-imagine what the role of the press--and the left--should be in the age of soundbite journalism and mega-media mergers, we would do well to
stand back from Limbaugh's rightwing rhetoric and consider the shrewdness of his approach.
The tail's rampant exotica, however, are almost entirely invisible -- detectable to spacecraft that fly through them, yet frustratingly inaccessible to scientists trying to
stand back and look at the big picture.
He said: "I am not prepared to
stand back and watch a Tory-led Government at Westminster condemn a new generation to the scrap heap.
A Treasury source said: "The lesson from the 80s is you cannot just
stand back and do nothing.
Firemen
stand back as the Tower Ballroom is engulfed by a huge pall of smoke as it burns during April, 1969.
And while his previous work s have offered peripheral-vision-filling opportunities to
stand back in awe, his latest efforts encourage a consideration that is up close and personal.
If you
stand back in the street, you can see its cubic black and white flytower.
A few words of caution: Never pour Cognac directly from the bottle into a hot pan or over food that is already flaming;
stand back when flambeing; and rehearse your flambe techniques in private before going public.
Waverley or Queen Street,
stand back from the doors when they open, and let people get off the train unimpeded.
Unable to
stand back and allow the mismatched psychos to escape, he begins a daring bid to save the day.
Ignoring the received advice when his girlfriend was mugged in New Orleans,he didn't meekly
stand back, but chivalrously gave chase to the thieves.
Stand back a bit and the cacophony of elements resolves into recognizable shapes and colors - into a momentarily fixed and formal arrangement.
The best I could hope for was to
stand back from the tableau and absorb it, to let the myriad impressions come together and offer an image.
