MEASUREMENTS AND MAIN RESULTS: Measures included an end of life vignette with five experimentally varied patient characteristics: setting, alimentation, pain, cognition, and communication.
The company's first TV campaign under D'Alessandro, in 1986, called "Real Life, Real Answers," featured slice-of-life vignettes.
Somers chose to create three still-life vignettes made of human ashes.
Friendly docents staffed a drawing area that had still-life vignettes arranged near easels and pastels.
Telling stories from the pulpit made the message of the Gospels more accessible to congregations by using drawn-from-life vignettes, a staple of church services today.
Responses to these prompts — enthusiastic and many, according to Mr. Longman — are woven into the show, along with short student-life vignettes written and directed by upperclassmen.
It illustrates all of this with real-life vignettes from the authors' decades-long experience trying to make corporate innovation happen.
It also features photographs of still-life vignettes that contain framed snapshots of a variety of Luxury Collection hotels, plus travel souvenirs, all displayed on a credenza.
Indeed, the new ads all feature families, using slice-of-life vignettes that stress the reasons why people invest in the first place -- for college or retirement, for example.
At the centre of it all is the mesmerising Denis Lavant, a fiery angel and existential artist who travels from location to location adopting quixotic personas (twisted beggar woman, scarred hitman, dying uncle, angry father) and performing real-life vignettes amid the great circus of screen life.
