It's a testament to Kuhn's energy, openness, and imagination that she can convey Fosca's bitterness — she wears her character's skin like widow's weeds — without turning off the audience.
Yet for all the silliness, there is a great spirit of energy, openness and exploration in what she did, and some terrific sculpture.
What he and Alexandra Holtsch — a D.J. and composer who was responsible for adapting Wagner's original score to accommodate the addition of two D.J.'s, electric guitars, a trumpet and several young singers — wanted was energy, openness and imagination.
THE 16th- and 17th-century Dutch were probably not the first Westerners to be more interested in this world than the next, but they pursued that interest with unusual energy, openness and intelligence.
The way you make it in Hollywood is that you to have a strong why, enormous energy, openness, gratitude, a meaningful dream -- full of passion and a feeling of wanting to give.
Professionals' capacity to develop effective and satisfactory clinical practices depends primarily on the energy, openness, and mutual trust of the clinicians themselves.
