For Ms. Holofcener, 50, and an independent-film stalwart, it is another example of the highly personal, of-the-moment stories that she often cribs from her own life or those of her friends.
Abad's highly personal coming-of-age story is also a sociopolitical portrait of Colombia.
Thus, while "Oblivion" is suffused with politics, it is primarily, and most powerfully, a highly personal coming-of-age story that's also a sharp sociopolitical portrait of its place and time.
Ms. Wall Spitzer has long been a somewhat reluctant participant in the political world, unlike Ms. Abedin, a top aide to Hillary Rodham Clinton and a veteran of highly personal campaigns of absolution.
A courtly Renaissance diction meets informal turns of phrase that are like sudden illuminations of the highly personal nature of the writing.
This spirit is captured by the Wolfsonian, an 18-year-old museum, that houses the extensive but highly personal collection of Mickey Wolfson, of art and design outside the mainstream that MoMA would recognise.
Because of the highly personal nature of this decision, most health care providers attempt to support women's decision making about RM rather than make recommendations for or against surgery.
4. Etats-Unis ** [Rating: two stars] (212) 517-8826 242 East 81st Street Manhattan $$$ All major cards Etats-Unis is a highly personal sort of restaurant, the invention of Tom Rapp, formerly an architect, and his son, Jonathan.
This is a highly personal account of making decisions on basis of prenatal diagnostic information, specifically the identification of a mutation level of 68%.
