21.   Through the ridges upon ridges of thickly wooded ponderosa pine and Douglas fir, Blake saw the forest through the trees.

22.   We saw the forest, but we missed the trees.

23.   Who wants to see the forest, he seems to suggest as he contemplates a single thread in an antimacassar, when the trees are all so intriguing?

24.   You have to see the forest.

25.   Instead, forests should be seen as resources that provide income and livelihoods to tens of millions of people.

26.   Richard Chereton saw forests of trees being felled and shipped directly to a landfill.

27.   The Brothers Grimm saw the forest as the symbolic preserve of German culture.

28.   Today, the country is starved for cash, and the vast forests are seen as a rich source of income.