There is a sympathy in the way Chinnery presents them that is rare in portraiture of the period; the boy is looking straight at the viewer with a self-conscious stance, hand on hip, while the girl looks uncomfortably at the floor.
But clarity also comes from the explicit physical characterizations of each performer, from the straight-backed class-conscious stances of the noble Olivia (Alexey Dadonov) and her suitor, the Count Orsino (Vladimir Vdovichenkov), to the disjointed Cubist angularity of the revelers Sir Toby Belch Alexander Feklistovv) and Sir Andrew Aguecheek Dmitry Dyuzhevv).
Descartes' work on visual perception is but one instance of his adopting a naturalistic stance toward conscious mental experience in seeking to explain aspects of such experience.
This suggests that Dr Raabe has applied to join the ACMD with a conscious agenda of changing the policy stance of the Council.
It makes one wonder about the motivation (conscious and unconscious) of The Times's editorial stance in general and on Israel in particular.
Such is the stance of the writer; a conscious journey.
But Freiburg is very much a product of its own people - a highly educated, generally leftwing and environmentally conscious citizenry - and not a fashionable eco-stance taken by politicians.
Tunisia's government initially seemed to have little interest in stopping them leaving, a stance probably driven more by apathy and disorganisation than any conscious decision to use battlefields nearby as a pressure valve to vent domestic extremism.
Conscious of the uneasiness that many in the Labor Party feel over Mr. Blair's stance on Iraq, Mr. Clinton argued that things were always better when someone succeeded in bringing the United States and Britain together around a common purpose.
After a brief introductory chapter identifying his Cartesian stance by linking existence to consciousness (we must exist because we are conscious of ourselves), the "German Metaphysics" treats ontology, empirical psychology, cosmology, rational psychology and natural theology.
The man, with his mousey, expressive face and his kingly stance, made every move in a way that that seemed both self-conscious, and not.
