Like Blanchard and Bailey, she sees autogynephilia as a paraphilia, but she seems to be more interested than Blanchard and Bailey in elaborating what it means to take seriously autogynephilia as a sexual orientation.
But he reserves his strongest criticism for the City of London where he sees investors interested only in elaborate speculation, and unwilling to take risks on backing ordinary businesses.
The book also includes brief interviews with some of the selected artists, in which they explain why they became interested in photography and elaborate on their particular techniques.
Mainstream geographical research does not seem interested yet in systematically elaborating tentative new definitions of urban places, classifying them by an original scheme and creating a new urban vocabulary by applying a historical, critical and humanist approach.
Mr. McNeil's tone is soft and thin, sort of ribbonlike; he doesn't use the trumpet for its ruckus potential, and he's interested in even and elaborate melodic improvisation through moving harmony.
Penn wasn't particularly interested in complicated sets or elaborate hair and makeup, but he demanded the clarity of that clean, northern light.
The clues are as much as a mile apart, and the organizers — three shadowy figures known to us only by their first names — seem more interested in absurdist humor and elaborate effects than in pure deductive logic.
And the bride isn't alone: "We're currently working on an exclusive collection for Herm?and are very interested in designing a more elaborate series of masks and headwear for the runway".
