It is his presence, and that great face of his, looming hugely and handsomely into the camera, that carries the movie – that, and some inspired flashes of visual poetry, chiefly a brilliantly conceived meeting between Uxbal and his late father.
The Roman and other inquisitions were also departments of state, designed chiefly to combat Protestantism, which was conceived and defined as heresy in Catholic territories.
IN conceived the study and was chiefly responsible for the design and writing of the manuscript.
Edinburgh was also the birthplace of Encyclopædia Britannica (1768), conceived by Andrew Bell and Colin Macfarquhar; its first edition was edited chiefly by William Smellie.
But in fact, his productions are chiefly marked by their verbal lucidity and visual sobriety: something certainly true of his latest King Lear, conceived as a touring Northern Broadsides production, and providing as clear and unshowy a version of the play as you could wish to see.
In both case studies, costing was conceived as part of a larger planning and fund-raising effort, which in Mozambique was chiefly aimed at extracting salary concessions from the Government's MPF and additional pledges from the international community, while in Guinea Bissau the exercise's focus was more on drawing attention to the health sector's impending human resources crises.
The previously dominant school of thought, structuralism, conceived of psychology as the science of consciousness, experience, or mind; although bodily activities were not excluded, they were considered significant chiefly in their relations to mental phenomena.
Other firms are planning similar developments elsewhere in India.In this section Small but disruptive Pre conceived The till is bare The nano home A stony road Principles, not pitchforks Steel and brass ReprintsThe cost is being kept low chiefly because the flats are being built outside big cities, where land is much cheaper.
