"Place it in the mask," variously exhorted the teachers' recorded voices, and the obedient singer, having gone through all their paces, finally simply turned her face to the audience as she sang, gently evoking the question: is the mask a filter through which the singer communicates her own personality, or the artificial facade of an assumed role?
He needs to free her to use her political talents and to communicate in her own voice.
The story, based on a Mark McShane novel, is that of Myra Foster, a medium who plans to kidnap a neighbor's daughter and pretend to find her by communicating with her own dead son, until her tenuous grip on reality complicates the plot.
She will live with a host family; communicating with her own family is difficult.
Hoskissen needs to be able to communicate effectively, with her own team, with people on the factory floor, with suppliers and with consumers.
"She may understand when she wants to," he said, "but she refuses to communicate, lives in her own world, it seems to be a kind of defense on her part". About a month ago, the Venetian newspaper Il Gazzettino stumbled on the sad story of the mysterious American.
In school she would learn about the concepts of sharing and caring for others, could be engaged with exciting activities and develop her language skills by communicating with children her own age.
Other than Kenneth, no-one could communicate with Yarima in her own language and she had no means of speaking with her family back home.
None are successful, but Helen, though less "trained," is more intuitive and better able to communicate with the terrorist on her own terms.
Reflective of Camus's life, Meursault shares a unique relationship with his mother, due in part to her inability to communicate (Camus's own mother was illiterate, partially deaf, and had trouble speaking).
