have its place

Place de la Concorde will always have its place in France’s gory past.

“We want to understand: Will a certain hut still have its place in 30 years?” he says.

“When I conserve I let all of the insects, down to the smallest, the fauna and everything there is in the forest, have its place,” said Córdoba, a former tourism guide who strolls in the forest daily.

Fast bravura movement may have its place, she adds, “but there’s something so powerful in the slowness and subtlety of things. That’s something I’m exploring right now — and something I’m getting the dancers at City Ballet to work on.”

To be clear, anger can have its place, perhaps most notably in occurrences of injustice.