The stillest person on set is cinematographer Natasha Braier, a slight, intense figure, originally from Buenos Aires.
Hollow-eyed, wearing rags, her hands coming together in prayer, she is an intense figure, almost frightening.
Inside the Clinton Administration, he was known as a hard-working, intense figure with a caustic side.
A somewhat distant and intense figure, Mr. Wirtschafter has, according to one agent, unnerved some of the veteran William Morris agents working for him with his biting comments.
Some years ago, the posters gave way to frescoes, but otherwise the owner and chef, an intense figure the size of Willie Shoemaker, would find things just the way they were in 1967, when he opened for business.
I knew he had a sense of humour – he played the spoof black radical Malcolm Y in deleted scenes from Anchorman – but I didn't expect him to be quite so different from the formidably intense figure on the cover of Public Enemy's 1988 masterpiece It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back.
A petite, intense figure — a kind of den mother in Issey Miyake — who loves to nurture new talent, she helped propel designers from Ron Arad and Massimo Iosa Ghini to Tord Boontje and Tokujin Yoshioka onto the global stage by commissioning envelope-pushing chairs, sofas and tables from them.
Increased fluid intake will cause more frequent awakenings, so the use of alarm system will be more intense (Figure).
Moving beyond a sole focus on MI, the search for alternative and supplementary serum markers to assist in unravelling the presence, severity, and type of cardiac injury has been intense (Figure 1).
Aflaq was described by his associates as an "ascetic, shy and intense figure living a simple and unpretensious life".
