Mr. Bledsoe praised the governor's tone and self-deprecation but said, "people were crying out for specifics and substance".
In between her appearances, the lads joke, scrap, compare mothers and body tone and self-consciously weigh the weight of what they say.
In addition to plasma oxytocin, cortisol was assessed as a marker of hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA-) axis activity, alpha-amylase and heart rate as markers of sympathetic activity, high frequency heart rate variability as a marker of vagal tone and self-rated anxiety as an indicator of subjective stress experience.
The episode is provocative and brings attention to the subject, without the didactic tone and self-congratulation of these other shows.
We got so lost in her affair with Andre, her feisty unapologetic tone, and self-righteous temperament, that we let it float over our heads that we just might have been looking into a mirror.
All behave with tremendous graciousness, employing hushed tones and self-consciously calm physical gestures, as if the Queen herself might materialise from behind a display cabinet at any moment.
The Postal Service's filing with the commission to try out Metro Post is timorous in tone and lists self-applied hobbles.
Unlike the dozens of raps that are simply comic put-downs, Ms. Lyte's plaintive tone and her self-deprecating story add up to a complex emotional statement.
That bit of background led into "911," a song from the new album with a reverberant guitar tone and a self-righteous premise.
Caesar's speeches both are and aren't "Shakespearean"; that is, his meditative tone and his self-awareness, instead of dazzling with a proliferation of metaphors, give us room to breathe and to remove ourselves for a moment from the rat-a-tat of the action.
Working from the Troy office, Ms. Kimball, who has a cool, stern tone, and a self-confidence that comes from 25 years in the financial services business, is overseeing this effort as the bank moves, in particular, to cut the size of its real estate loan portfolio.
