"The decisions about which individual photographs to place together," Mr. Bey said, "had to do with how they related in a number of different ways, whether gestural or expressive, through disposition or some other personal aspect that would make each resonate more forcefully in relation to the other".
Soulful expression; sweet disposition.
You could not imagine an actor more suited to playing in Dickens or Shakespeare, for Bateson had a naturally clownish disposition, an expressive moon face and a wonderfully crackling voice that belied a lack of training – just years of practice with the Oxford University Dramatic Society to the Old Vic and beyond.
In contrast to duty-based approaches to forgiveness, virtue-based perspectives suggest that the overcoming or forswearing of angry reactive attitudes characteristic of forgiveness must be grounded in or expressive of relatively stable and durable dispositions or character traits.
Michelangelo's early sculpture, such as the Pietà (1499; St. Peter's, Vatican City) and the David (1501 04; Accademia, Florence), reveals a breathtaking technical ability in concert with a disposition to bend rules of anatomy and proportion in the service of greater expressive power.
Michelangelo's early sculpture, such as the Pietà (1499; St. Peter's, Rome) and the David (1501 04; Accademia, Florence), reveals a breathtaking technical ability in concert with a disposition to bend rules of anatomy and proportion in the service of greater expressive power.
They watched teachers imparting techniques and introducing students to the world of the visual arts, and saw certain cognitive "dispositions" being elicited by the interactions: persistence in tackling problems, observational acuity, expressive clarity, reflective capacity to question and judge, ability to envision alternative possibilities and openness to exploration.
Disposition: Claim thrown out.
