Further proof of this lies in a vignette from Dr Mark Doidge's book, Football Italia.
(In a vignette of questionable taste, the pilot of "The Carrie Diaries" shows Carrie and her little sister shopping their late mother's closet: acquisition as mourning).
Introduced since the show's last visit in 2000 are the creations in a vignette titled "Windbags," which cross an accordion and a caterpillar with a Slinky to provide an eye-catching mixture of sinuousness, sound and slapstick.
In a vignette called "the look of lingerie," a model appeared on stage in a red robe as the commentator, dressed in a floor-length sequined gown, cooed into the microphone from her chair on the side of the stage.
In a vignette, a young man prone on a float in a pool notices on his BlackBerry Z10 that "free gig tickets" are being offered online by his favorite band.
Here is the entirety of what you will find on Page 279, in a vignette called "Night": "The mother grew, filled up with nothing — cells in cells on cells, a house".
So is a deep love of craft, never so striking as in a vignette in which a doomed little girl (the real-life subject of a widely reported attempted adoption by an Italian couple) is shaped into physical existence by the artisanal skill and empathy of four actors with four newspapers.
A rather unsympathetic suffragette – another neglectful mother – finds a place in Tracy Chevalier's novel Falling Angels; the deeply sympathetic Catherine Winslow reveals the true meaning of love and sacrifice in a vignette in The Winslow Boy, where Terence Rattigan's compassion makes her radicalism part and parcel of her willingness to stand by her family.
Study 2 investigated the level of riskiness for each factor that is described in a vignette-based factor scenario.
Thus, in order to include a Vignette Element in a vignette, we have to instantiate the appropriate ET, and then assemble it on the target vignette (see Section 3.1 for details).
