If you are someone, like me, who tends to prefer Rembrandt's prints and drawings and finds his paintings at times a trifle sentimental and overly brown, the emotional directness and array of beautiful whites in the Kenwood picture should unsettle that thinking.
Without saying a word, the young cast conveys a startling array of emotional depth within a few short minutes.
But the human brain deals with not just complex sensory input, but more diverse and complex motor responses mixed with an array of emotional and cognitive interplays.
Sleepovers raise a whole array of emotional issues for children and parents: separation, sleeping in a strange place, playing by another family's rules.
Witnessing lethal violence ruptures a child's sense of security, psychiatrists say, leaving behind an array of emotional and social challenges that are not easily resolved.
There was no preparation, and because of this it brought on an array of emotional highs and lows.
The previous two seasons display their own zippy sense of fun, an energetic cheekiness and a very Whedonesque array of emotional dilemmas for its main characters.
Rachel Griffiths "Six Feet Under": Brenda Chenowith Afterwards Sarah Walkerr, "Brothers and Sisters" Brenda Chenowith is the certified genius with an array of emotional issues that Griffiths plays with aplomb throughout the series' five-season run.
In this issue the artist presents a realm of uncertainty that is perpetuated through what she describes as "an array of emotional input and discomfort from the human physique".
Since Maltsberger and Buie's seminal 1974 paper [ 24], which elaborated an array of emotional experiences and behaviors rooted in different defense responses to negative countertransference towards the suicidal patient, only a few empirical studies have been conducted.
Among adults reporting symptoms that fit the definition for warning signs or alarm symptoms, the decision to seek or not seek help was influenced by an array of emotional (fear), cognitive (symptom awareness), and attitudinal (for example, the value of help seeking) dimensions.
