It is as Wallinger says, "an embracing sort of place".
Ms. Vang Olsen understands the attraction of an embracing domestic setting.
But they share an embracing attitude toward the bewildered and frustrated souls they incarnate.
Beyond his appearances on Broadway, film and TV, Mike was warm and witty, with an embracing sense of humor.
There is an imposing history of presidents' developing an embracing vision of their duties to all segments of American society once they have settled in.
Overall it means to be the kind of art -- difficult, unsettling and out of the mainstream, but with an embracing heart -- that the play itself declares endangered.
It's a beautifully shot, well-balanced film, with an embracing sense of humour, once again posing questions about identity, national and personal.
As in his previous features, "Dance Party, USA" and "Quiet City" (available for rental and highly recommended), "Cold Weather" concerns young people moving from a preoccupying sense of self to an embracing understanding of another human being.
"Idyll" (circa 1960), a lyrical landscape by Antonio Amaduzzi involving a lone tree, a puffy white cloud and a line of grassy earth, is invaded by the tiny figures of an embracing couple leaning against the trunk.
"We believe that if you employ your own police force and you live behind the right kind of wall, you stand a chance," said Mr. Henshall, a bluff man with an embracing manner.
Bruce Weber, writing in The New York Times, said: "Overall, it means to be the kind of art -- difficult, unsettling and out of the mainstream, but with an embracing heart -- that the play itself declares endangered".
