Here again the singers showed an intimate, deeply communicative style, seemingly directed as much at each other as at the audience and even involving physical contact of the hand-on-shoulder variety.
Stronger, more intimate, more communicative social relationships can generate more social support, which would be beneficial for maintaining good health and recovering from illness.
In their observation of the Sawtooth wolves, the Dutchers were accepted and so trusted by the pack that now through their films and books, the world can understand the real life of wolves: loyal, intimate, cooperative, highly communicative, and now again, sadly endangered.
But it's a touch that can be tender and communicative without being intimate, even as the partners hold each other and move as one.
After her repertory adventures and commissioning projects of recent years, she reverts to standard fare — works of Mozart, Schubert, Schumann and Shostakovich — for this recital, and she should be at her communicative best in the Y's intimate hall.
Madeleine Peyroux, an artist I've sometimes found a shade impassive on a big stage, was warm, communicative and at her best in the intimate surroundings of Ronnie Scott's Club in April.
Changes in social relations ask for new socio-communicative skills; adolescents become more independent from their parents and intimate friendships are formed [ 4].
Mr. Polenzani's work in this more intimate art form put a focus on the qualities that make his opera performances so communicative.
- Intimate, physical root-root associations, or entanglements, should be added to the list of possible communicative systems operating within the rhizosphere, although how and what these root-root contact-associations may communicate is not known.
Also on the bill is "Other Stories," a piece in which fragments of intimate dance are intercut to suggest what Ms. Marshall describes as the chaos of life and the communicative power of movement.
