However, I also think the answer lies partly in the incredible skill he had to use humor to diffuse tension and to communicate both personal dignity and a point of principle.
Poulton, who also adapted The Canterbury Tales and Gregory Doran's production of Morte d'Arthur for the RSC, is promising some "very telling dances" to communicate the tensions of Mantel's story.
"Beyond the dialogue that is encapsulated in a common bubble, Herg?sed body language to communicate emotion, anxiety, tension, anger".
We held individual discussions to determine the root of these tensions, used project meetings as a vehicle to communicate to staff the importance of the different and complementary skills that each staff member brought to the project, and also addressed staff tensions specifically with individuals where necessary.
The objective was to communicate the truth about growing tension points and/or concerns that people had about the direction of the organization.
He is trained to communicate a certain amount of dramatic tension, which is productive onscreen but not good for calming dogs.
One senses the different strengths and mind sets of the two figures, down to a tension in the child's head and shoulders that seems to communicate a dawning awareness of the drudgery of the mother's life.
This ability to communicate more easily with the hearing creates a fascinating tension between Matt and the deaf students on his college campus that the film could have usefully dramatized.
Previous studies have shown that expressive intentions by performers (such as tension and relaxation) are encoded by expressive cues (for example, tempo and loudness) to communicate emotion in a musical performance (for a review, see [27]).
The LAPD, like other departments, tries to communicate beforehand with protest organizers to try to ease tensions and come up with a game plan.
