Matt Roush of TV Guide praised Spacey's self introduction as a Machiavellian politician in which he says "I have no patience for useless things".
These variables by themselves are indicators commonly used in the assessment of quality of care (e.g. provider's self introduction, provider explaining clinical procedures to client, provider seeking consent prior to medical intervention, provider ensuring client confidentiality).
The Japanese fans are clearly eager to show off the self-introductions they were taught in English lessons at high school.
"Zeitoun," he says in self-introduction, as though there were any doubt.
We meet Cali's newest honey-maned Chrissy, star of this reality improv jamboree, in voice-over self-introduction.
The book begins with a modest self-introduction from its narrator: "My personal appearance, I must acknowledge, is not prepossessing, as I resemble a Scotch bagpipe in form".
He told a friend, a British journalist named Tom Reed, that he sent out letters of self-introduction to a flock of officials and that Mr. Bo answered.
"My soon to be ex-husband, Joseph, is in prison right now," Carla Facciolo tells us by way of self-introduction.
Slights, grievances, disobliging remarks – he curates the offences of others as carefully as a lepidopterist collects butterflies while also admitting that "making oneself obnoxious to famous persons is not an unknown form of self-introduction".
One by one, they walked out of the class, tucked shirts into trousers, or adjusted T-shirts and dupattas, took deep breaths and re-entered the room with a smile and self-introduction: "Hi, I am Neelima.
And it is inevitable perhaps, that after the famous self-introduction (handled here interestingly, with grim and chastened retrospection by Charlie Kimball) and the easy-to-stage comic interlude in which Ishmael and the cannibal Queequeg (Leon Addison Brown) share a bed, that Mr. Simonson makes only practical use of Ishmael when he needs the presence of a narrator.
