Proctor is given a delicate mix of vulnerability, homicidal mania and a strange sort of integrity by the unnervingly controlled Danish actor Ulrich Thomsen.
At Pitchfork, Andrew Ryce memorably dissed the arrangement, writing that, "unfortunately, a hammy choir over-emotes all over his delicate late-night vulnerability, taking Smith's raw honesty and overcooking it to a grey pallor".
A humane and poignant story that calibrates with startling vulnerability and delicate understatement the isolation, frustrations and loneliness of lives unlived in a quiet corner of rural America," said the jury.
Udita Jhunjhunwala noted, "Kajol completely comes into her own here as an ailing woman unaware of her vulnerability and delicate situation.
To date, it is well known that the balance of the crosstalk between the nDNA and the mtDNA is essential for cellular homeostasis and events that perturb this delicate equilibrium increase the vulnerability of the cell and, thereby, the rate of ageing.
This delicate balance between stress and vulnerability is well documented, particularly in the case of psychosis, by the stress-vulnerability model, which basically shows that the more vulnerable you are to stressors, the less stress it takes to tip you over the edge.
Obviously, he isn't convincing as a warrior, but the point is that Michael Jackson, that delicate pop aesthete, alchemises his vulnerability and naivete into pure strength.
He is pure star quality: gloweringly sexy, hypnotically unstable and needy, combining rage and vulnerability in his handsome, delicate face that clenches like a fist.
As originated by the genius Tim Curry (who plays the narrating criminologist here) Frank is a delicate blend of zaniness, menace, desire, vulnerability and sarcasm.
