The disturbed Audrey is ravenous for kindness and drug money; she stumbles around in a slinky slip, careening from one abusive relationship to the next in a succession of gruelling one-on-one encounters.
Not a single character knows how to give, especially in one-on-one encounters.
But after a series of clearly persuasive one-on-one encounters, his party unanimously accepted the accord.
Along the way, we had many one-on-one encounters, during which I occasionally found him likable, even intentionally amusing.
He has a minimal staff of experts and shuns formal meetings, preferring the telephone or one-on-one encounters.
To preserve her energy for the marathon of one-on-one encounters with members of the public, she rarely spoke to anyone after hours other than museum staff.
Mitt Romney also shakes a lot of hands, though he struggles to overcome a reputation for being awkward in one-on-one encounters.
According to Stereogum, the shoot was inspired by Abramović's 2010 installation, The Artist Is Present, where she spent 736 hours in one-on-one encounters with MoMA visitors.
And so we created our Weekend in Bristol, last weekend's two-day micro-festival of performances, works in progress, discussions and one-on-one encounters.
And in some of the one-on-one encounters — between the young Ms. Bydwell and Mr. Cihi, or between Sean Cullen as a scheming doctor and Elisabeth Waterston as a paid companion — there's a credible, in-the-moment emotional flow.
Delegations from 46 other countries, including about three dozen heads of state or government, are in the capital for the main meeting, and most are angling for one-on-one encounters with Mr. Obama.
