Bradley Dean colors Marvin's case of arrested development with essential vulnerability and palpable need.
As B. Pietras, who wrote a touching essay on his conflicted relationship with the pop idol for BuzzFeed late last year, told VICE, "Britney's appeal for gay men rests in the way she brings together this sense of empowered sexuality with an essential vulnerability.
She said that while it faltered and felt rushed towards its end, it had an emotional complexity and "raggedness" that spoke with sincerity about essential human vulnerabilities.
An agile humanitarian system with extensive and multi-dimensional response capacities will be essential to reducing vulnerabilities, saving lives and minimizing disaster losses.
But the declaration also calls for legislation and regulations to protect the rights of infected citizens and states explicitly that "empowering women is essential for reducing vulnerability," noting that social exclusion, illiteracy and sexual exploitation have contributed to new infections.
Although Le Guin's tales are set in an imagined central European country before and after the war, they capture the essential richness and vulnerability of the central European plain.
Mr. Picker sings in a soft, quivering tenor that can slide imperceptibly into falsetto — he's the essential embodiment of vulnerability — and most of his songs come scaled for dramatic effect, with swooning strings, harp and brass.
Monitoring protected areas and their surrounds at local to regional scales is essential given their vulnerability to anthropogenic pressures, including those associated with climatic fluctuation, and important for management and fulfilment of national and international directives and agreements.
Maxwell is a wonderful actress, but vulnerability, essential to Kopit's portrait, is not her strong suit.
It is therefore essential, given the vulnerability, both social and health-related, of people living in poverty, to obtain contextualized data on positive healthcare interactions that support the management of chronic conditions.
