So they invited us to be flies on the wall to see how they make policies and to interview Mr. Dorsey.
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"We realized we had an opportunity to be flies on the wall of this incredible life Al Gore leads," Mr. Shenk said.
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The movie uses a cinéma vérité style of filmmaking; that is, directors Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk largely operate as flies on the wall.
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In a sense, all writers function like spies—observing the people around them, studying character types, becoming flies-on-the-wall for the purpose of their art.
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Readers become flies on the wall at events like a dinner party at the Dakota to which Daniel Boulud, the exacting restaurateur, had been invited as a guest.
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The recruitment of informants and assets as "flies on the wall" sources of information have been much successful in targeting clandestine cells, whether criminal, terrorist, or hostile foreign-intelligence driven.
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We might even be flies on the wall, a phrase that comes to mind when I notice the unlikely presence of a stuffed spider, propped above a lamp in one corner of the room.
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He's gone on friend dates with fellow Bachelor bad boy, Nick Viall (if only we could've been flies on the wall for that) and he's been ill-advised by a fellow Bachelor reject, Peter Kraus.
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We wanted to be flies on the wall and let these stories develop naturally, which meant we needed to find kids who were doing the old school four- to eight-week camp run, which is predominantly a back-East thing.
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The script for this American Repertory Theater premiere was adapted, by Rob Roth, from recordings of those discussions; is directed by Michael Mayer; and stars Stephen Spinella as Warhol, Dan Butler as Capote and the rest of us as flies on the wall.
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The president will be hosted by Prime Minister May at Winston Churchill&aposs ancestral home, Blenheim Palace at a black-tie dinner tomorrow evening and then it is down to business on Friday with the prime minister, and then he will have a private meeting with Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle, and nobody but those flies on the wall will know what happens in there.
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Mischowski, D., Kross, E., & Bushman, B. (2012). Flies on the wall are less aggressive: The effect of self-distancing on aggressive affect, cognition, and behavior. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 48, 1187–1191. doi:10.1016/j.jesp.2012.03.
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The MFI is proving to be a practical approach for specific situations. The US Office of Naval Research and Defense Advanced Research Project Agency are funding the project. The Pentagon hopes to use the robots as covert "flies on the wall" in military operations. Other prospective uses include space exploration and search and rescue.
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Margaret, one of many entranced groupies, screams with excitement as she and other fans mob Drimble. # Stanley comments in passing that he wishes he was "a fly on the wall" and George seizes on the opportunity to use this as Stanley's fourth wish. They both become flies on the wall in a morgue, where the police inspector is showing Margaret various dead bodies, hoping that she will identify one as Stanley. When the inspector invites Margaret to a vice squad party, Stanley launches an attack on him.
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