Former associates described Nasheed as focused, confident, committed and not without warmth.
With a confident eye, dry humor, expansive warmth and stealth-like politics, Mr. Perezcano follows the itinerant Andrés (Harold Torres), as he makes his way to Tijuana and into the lives of a storeowner, Ela (Alicia Laguna); her helper, Cata (Sonia Couoh); and Asensio (Luis Cárdenas), a wary butcher who maintains a proprietary relationship with both women.
Best of all are Holy War, which sorrows over the world's skewed priorities as it showcases the gritty, gut-punch power of Keys's voice at its best over acoustic guitar and cavernous beats, and Blended Family (What You Do for Love), a rare, sweet testament to the new normal of remarriage, typical of the album's warmth, wisdom and confident class.
What we got was gripping, confident storytelling delivered with all the curiosity, warmth and air of WTF of the last series.
It's also more confident, more coherent, yielding an all-enveloping warmth that's entirely resistant to any iPod shuffle function".
It's not necessary – Cold Feet should be confident enough in its characters and dialogue, its warmth and its wit, not to need these mad soap-opera moments.
A recent article in Psychology Today stated that if Hillary Clinton behaves strong, forceful and confident, she is considered unlikable, "bitchy" and lacking warmth -- this seems to be her biggest flaw in the public eye.
Lulled, perhaps, by the warmth and sweetness of the day, and too confident of their safety, the men had neglected to set a picket.
It ranged in style from the magnificent, confident Byker estate in Newcastle, with its metropolitan scale and architectural warmth, wit and complexity – to the deeply conservative, low-density, Barratt Homes-like estates built by Liverpool.
As she undertook, that same year, the writing of "Uncle Tom's Cabin," the Cincinnati years gave concreteness and warmth to her imaginings; her sojourn there helps account for her confident, spirited use of Southern idiom, both the "linguistic capering of Sam and Andy" — bantering black characters — and the "barroom conviviality" of racist whites.
