Bill Gibron, writing for DVD Talk, rated "Loin Like a Hunting Flame" 4 out of 5, describing it as being "handled in a subtle, somber manner".
As she touches a teacup, or puts a chocolate in her mouth, or talks about a sculpture, the item being handled or described resonates in the spectator's vision as overwhelmingly as Mrs. Hauptmann does, forcing us to ask ourselves not only where we are but what we are doing here, with this woman who finds difference repulsive even as she invites it into her home as she did with her German husband.
As she touches a teacup, or puts a chocolate in her mouth, or talks about a sculpture, the item being handled or described resonates in the spectator's vision as overwhelmingly as Mrs. Hauptmann does, forcing us to ask ourselves not only where we are but what we are doing here, with this woman who finds difference repulsive even as she invites it into her home — as she did with her German husband.
This strategy comes from beliefs like the one I described: the belief you can handle being handled unjustly, but the other person may not be able to handle your opinion.
The hopelessness that some patients described was also difficult to handle, but staff tried to provide encouragement and hope.
Our objectives were to: i) systematically review and describe how children are handled in reviews of drug interventions published in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (CDSR); and ii) determine when effect sizes for the same drug interventions differ between children and adults.
But from the way it is described, the privacy issues are handled in a straightforward way.
Evidence was provided that test conditions were similar, it was described how missing items were handled and the sample size (N = 66) was adequate [ 43].
Sample sizes were adequate, the article clearly described how missing items were handled and the unidimensionality of the scale was checked appropriately.
In both MCA solutions the 1st dimension was primarily related to whether a herd was open or closed with respect to replacement animals, and the 2nd dimension described how replacement animals are handled in open herds.
