Camilla Tilling, soprano, chose quietude and inner anguish as her stance, whereas Magdalena Kožená, a now golden-toned mezzo, was physically expressive, rushing back and forth and with the looks of a renaissance Mary Magdalene.
Walk through this show and the citizens of Bergamo gather around you – vital, alert, each with his or her unique inner self, expression and stance, freshly present in Moroni's exceptional portraits.
Additionally, five different types of childhood maltreatment were assessed, but only sexual abuse appears to be related with mindfulness deficits, having a negative impact on acting with awareness and increasing the judgmental stance towards inner and outer experiences.
Mindfulness meditation promotes an adaptive observational stance toward inner experience and responses to stimuli characterized by a compassionate or calm stance where the aim is not to give in to, avoid, or control the experience or stimuli but to maintain observational exposure from a decentered position [ 20, 66, 67].
The movie's pseudo-objectivity is a willful ambiguity of a very distinct sort; its willful rejection of the inner life is a posturing stance of cool, an attitude of no attitude.
He took a hardheaded and hardhanded stance to disguise an inner recognition of worthlessness.
Elaborating on the "inner sense" theory, Hume endorses Hutcheson's stance on the general question of the nature of both moral and aesthetic value.
He said that Mr. Lhota's stance against the kittens reflected his "inner emotions".
Historically, psychologists have adopted a stance called behaviourism, which acts as if questions about inner experience are irrelevant.
(Note: given their interest in the relation of consciousness, inner perception, and reflection, it may be easier to discern what their stance on reductive 'higher order representation' theories of consciousness would be).
