Later, Bronzino, suffering through centuries of contempt for Mannerism in general, as an addled interregnum between the Renaissance and the Baroque, was often singled out for abuse on moral grounds.
Trevor's remarkable ear not just for the mannerisms of speech but for the underlying fear and vulnerability of which they are the signs made it a visible and audible tour-de-force.
As for the mannerisms, it was important for me to match that specific moment [with the Life magazine shoot].
Instead, working with Kamiya, the team scripted the localization to either recreate the personality to match the Japanese version, or to create a whole new set of mannerisms for the characters as appropriate.
It will take a bit of time and messing around to find out if they are quite the right pick for you, but look out for their mannerisms and how enthusiastic they are about offering solutions.
"Why is it so difficult for folks to develop an appreciation and understanding for the mannerisms and traditions of classical music?" asked another.
Then again, another corporate chieftain normally known for oddball mannerisms — Groupon chief executive Andrew Mason — tamped down his eccentricity for his video road show pitch.
These should be taped, she says, and listened to for annoying mannerisms, like slang words or nervous laughter, that make the speakers seem unpolished and immature.
