The series was effective in bringing the audience into the lives of the children so that viewers were able to laugh, cry and engage with the children's stories on a more personal level than is the case in many news stories about children in slums.
For instance, if you have two friends dealing with the loss of a loved one, being the shoulder to cry on and engaging in long talks may be the loving choice for one, while granting some distance and silence may be so for the other.
Despite the fame and status he had acquired, there was genuineness and spontaneity in the way that Uighurs interacted with him: they grabbed him, hugged him, cried, laughed, and engaged him in rapid Uighur conversation.
Is the advice to the next American president to once again put conditions, to expect Iran to cry uncle or to engage?" All of them said they would engage, with Mr. Kissinger arguing: "Well, I am in favor of negotiating with Iran.
Often I've found myself crying for mercy when Shakespeare's characters engage in elbow-in-the-ribs ribaldry; with Mr. Ferguson's impeccable phrasing and timing, I would have been happy for it to last longer.
Don't engage in public yelling or crying for sport.
In just 12 months the editorial team have done a brilliant job engaging a local audience that was crying out for this kind of journalism.
He acknowledged that there was a baby crying, but beyond that, there was nothing to engage him.
However, it seems to me that British television is currently crying out for a new comedy show that engages audiences with the important business of politics and power.
I coped by engaging in deep breathing sessions in back hallways and occasionally crying in a bathroom stall.
The Federal Reserve board should ignore the cries of an industry that argues that preventing it from engaging in unfair or deceptive practices will put it out of business.
