He avoids overtly confessional modes, and is apprehensive about those kinds of narratives being attributed to his work; I get the sense that even the suggestion of it — that these songs might directly address scenes from his own interior life — makes him uneasy.
In February, in an address setting the scene for the meeting due to start on 5 October, German cardinal Walter Kasper outlined the case for a loosening of the rules that would eventually allow some people access to the sacraments after a period of "penance".
When she does, at a conference on prostitution both have been invited to address, the scene is raw and painful, not least because the two women seem so alike in their tough-minded dedication to their convictions.
It may seem like not addressing one scene in five seasons of a show isn't a big deal.
Still, this is a Lifetime movie, which means that the most interesting questions raised by Mr. Gerhartsreiter's story -- regarding the roots of his deceptions and the ease with which Americans desperate for a little glamour in their lives fell for them -- are only glancingly addressed, while scenes are punctuated with homilies about small-town values and middle-class attitudes toward money.
The second question we set out to address was what aspect of scene processing is undertaken by the hippocampus is it the construction of the scene representation, as scene construction theory proposes (Maguire and Mullally 2013), or would just maintaining a representation of a scene in working memory be sufficient to engage the hippocampus?
Her emotions were addressed in a scene in which she eventually showed her scar tissue to her close friend, Usha.
Her words echo those of her police colleague: "So we leave, but what happens – what happens, if in three-quarters of an hour he comes back and stabs her?" All victims' names and crime scene addresses have been changed.
THERE'S no way to talk about Jason Segel's performance in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" without addressing a certain scene that, in the canon of male humiliation comedy, seems destined to rival that notorious encounter with an ill-fated apple pie.
Public concerns about the plant are addressed through that scene and at other points — including an interview with Lynn Sykes, an emeritus geology professor at Columbia University who insists the earthquake risk to the plant is greater than Entergy or the Nuclear Regulatory Commission have calculated.
The phenomenon of post-rock, the contemplative art music of the indie scene, addressed that problem in the 90's, and now we're already in post-rock's second generation, seeing new bands building on the work of forerunners like Tortoise and Slint.
