James Brown of the Museum of Broadcast Communications said it "explore[d] a knotty issue facing media people in contemporary society, focusing on how investigating and reporting those issues impact on the layers of personalities populating a complex newspaper publishing company".
Its sweet-sourness gives the shy rabbit an extra layer of personality.
For female anchors, especially, stardom on "Today" requires a special quality, an extra layer of personality and idiosyncratic charm.
This, as choreography, is outrageously repetitious, yet it's made watchable by its uncanny layering of personality, its tiny rhythmic nuances allowing us to see stud and spinster, Stanley and Blanche, within the same phrase.
If our bodies and physical circumstances are only half of what we are, when we take on another layer of personality, what does it matter that it is digitally altered?
Soaked in moody deep teal colors and eye-grabbing hot pinks, Matt Wilson's color work steals the show and adds a layer of personality unparalleled in anything else coming out on current shelves.
His race is irrelevant; it's the way he allows layers of his personality to peel away that matters.
The island exerts its elemental pull on Atwood's nameless heroine, shredding the layers of her personality as she descends into madness - or mysticism.
By putting a red nose on his face, the actor transformed himself into a clown, a basic being expressing the deepest, most infantile layers of his personality, and allowing him to explore those depths.
