Quotes About Observation

The more carries you get, the better you see the field, see the way that the defense is playing you.

With every look I can get and every defense I play against I get more experience.

That's the best thing about playing defense. I get to see somebody else but myself get mad.

Anytime you're a defensive player and your eyes aren't on your key, you're going to have an issue.

I've been to Delhi, Madras, Bangalore and a lot of other cities, but I have never seen a crime set-up like that in Bombay.

Whether it will convince or not, depends entirely on what it is in itself, what is there to be seen.

The critic should describe, and not prescribe.

I like to describe my stuff as observational comedy.

With most of my books, I'll actually go out and look at the setting. If you describe things carefully, it kind of makes the scene pop.

I like landscape, I guess. It's kind of a game to see how you can describe it.

When you are a designer, what's important is to be aware of things. Everything should lead to an idea, a line to follow, a movement.

When a designer creates, he looks at the world around him.

In terms of design, it's true the world has an influence. But, as a designer, you have to protect yourself. You have to look at the world and then forget it.

When I do read something about a designer it doesn't alter my thoughts about their collection when I see it in person.

Some of my best friends are architects. And they definitely do have ears. But I think sometimes they don't use them when they're designing buildings.

Something in a writer's brain needs to watch everything with a detached, amoral eye.

For me, when I read a book, I'm very much about detail.

We can't see every small detail in football.

Humans can really reveal themselves through what they choose to see as the most important or meaningful detail in an image.

I've never met a detail I didn't like.

I've always been a people-watcher, and as an actor, later, I just mined all those little details.

Fans don't lie. They just tell you what they really think, and they see details that even people in fashion don't.

When you're in a place, the details you focus on are different than details you focus on when you're writing about it.

Writing in public gives you that access to a junkyard of details all around you.