A GOOD hobby flatters its practitioners by making them feel skilful.
In our results, patients felt skilful communication from staff could build better therapeutic relationships and could help deal with hostility and aggression in a more humane manner, with positive impacts on both patient and on staff morale.
For Jeffreys, a white British writer, here attempts to get to the heart of the black American experience; and the result, while theatrically skilful, often feels like a piece of artful impersonation.
It feels as if a congregation has risen and scattered like birds and it's all achieved through skilful music-image synchronisation.
Yet he is skilful, too, such as when he exclaims, "I do not want to do foreplay that feels like I'm cleaning out me fucking garage".
He has little dialogue throughout the scene and no supporting cast members to back him up, but is utterly skilful at making the audience feel every ounce of fear and blind panic that his character feels as he ducks, dives and runs for his life.
The Chancellor described the UK economy as a "patient coming out of intensive care", presumably thanks to the skilful care of Dr. Osborne, who is proud to have his performance recorded on the new NHS database of economic surgeons.It feels curmudgeonly to pour cold water on this sunny disposition.
Another student wanted to be both academically skilled and empathetic, but felt that being bio-medically skilful is given higher priority throughout medical school.
It should be epic, and Boyle is skilful enough to make it feel as though it is reaching in that direction.
Upgraded doctors are perceived by regular doctors as not very skilful, so a young, regular doctor does not feel he or she can learn much from them.
