We saw our children, and their children, in settings that brought out their best.
They work predominantly in settings that are dominated by physicians and in which physicians represent the upper and controlling class.
Also, viewers seem more tolerant when products turn up in settings that are deemed realistic rather than fictitious.
What's interesting about Herd's poems is her use of everyday speech in settings that are themselves highly wrought.
He died, at 73, in 1964, a lonely, morose alcoholic, summoning guests to dine in settings that had once sparkled with life and laughter, then refusing to eat.
Introverted children are often kind, thoughtful, focused and very interesting company, as long as they are in settings that work for them.
JOHN JASPERSE COMPANY -- A favorite of young, hip dancegoers, Mr. Jasperse blends pure, precise movement and implied social commentary in settings that are often literally and implicitly sere.
The performance is worse in hospital A&E departments than in settings that tend to deal with less serious cases, such as GP walk-in centres.
Therefore, the armchair warrior does not let the people see such images, except in settings that can be properly controlled, such as his own campaign advertisements.
Trained as doctors, they attend four years of medical school and serve internships for a year in settings that resemble "E.R.," not Freud's study in Vienna.
It showed young people puffing away, inhaling deeply and blowing smoke around with obvious pleasure, and always in settings that made the habit seem attractive.
