Catherine Amy Brennemann, at top and above) is that flame, a wildly successful women's author who conveniently now teaches the history of feminism to Gwen and her baby-sitter, Avery (Virginia Kull, above), the latter with the black-eyed evidence of an abusive boyfriend and an uncanny way of seeing through both the posturing cant of Catherine and the hypocrisy of Gwen.
He has performed a public service by exposing, however crudely, the posturing of both Republicans and Democrats and the dysfunctional obsolescence of the prevailing political culture.
In describing these arrangements, we show how political context and a shifting balance among credibility, legitimacy, and salience as near-term priorities have shaped both the posture and focus of the panel at different stages in its evolution.
The posturing of childhood, in both the writing and the performing, is particularly clichéd.
481, but the posture of this case minimized the possible impact of the comment.
Rejecting the posturing of a campaign season, we firmly believe that most of us want some blend of both.
Both the security posture of the US in the Pacific and the Philippine defense establishment have and will continue to be too closely aligned to entertain much divergence, especially considering the strong pro-US sentiment in the Philippines.
However, Restellini has taken advantage of a passage to compare a Diana Discovered by Actaeon, a risque 17th-century Flemish painting, with an Immaculate Conception by Francisco de Zurbarán, revealing that the posture of both female figures is identical The Birth of a Museum is at La Pinacothèque, Paris, until 29 May This article originally appeared in Le Monde.
The postures of both horse and rider were measured at the precise moment they were in the centre of the camcorder image.
In Bermudez's (2005) terms, bodily sensations have both A-location (i.e. bodily frame of reference independent of the posture of the body) and B-location (i.e. external frame relative to the posture of the body).
