Meanwhile, the ever-bristling issue of drugs is put into vivid perspective by Chris Finnegan, the Cassius Clay of Old England.
For a vivid perspective on the fall and rise and fall of Wall Street during the last nine years, few places in Manhattan could be more revealing than the incandescent office tower at 745 Seventh Avenue.
Conclusion: A safety vulnerability assessment can potentially provide new insights, a fresh and vivid perspective on safety hazards, and increased safety awareness.
The Disney film on which this "Tarzan" is based remains a charmer, notable for its vivid dimensional perspective and the chameleon virtuosity of its hero (given voice by Tony Goldwyn), who never met an animal he couldn't imitate.
For any history buffs interested in stories of exploration, the gold and sugar extraction, and the extraordinary mixing of Europeans, Africans and Amerindians, learning about the cultures of South America will offers you a vivid historical perspective.
That the play makes vivid an unusual perspective on a familiar setting is its biggest strength.
The war is one of many challenges to the fledgling state of Israel examined in "The Prime Ministers: The Pioneers," a vivid insider's perspective based on Yehuda Avner's memoir.
Short-term mapping projects provide a vivid 'ground level' perspective of the social determinants of health (19).
Caillebotte's originality lay in his attempt to combine the careful drawing and modeling and exact tonal values advocated by the Académie with the vivid colours, bold perspectives, keen sense of natural light, and modern subject matter of the Impressionists.
I wanted to see whether yagé could infuse my monochromatic research canvas and open up vivid new scientific perspectives," he writes in the memoir, which has just been published by Notting Hill Editions.
If he wasn't so bone-chillingly heartless, you might take him for a portrait a clef of Tsiolkas himself, since what Tsiolkas characteristically does in each of these stories is to reverse that perspective, sending vivid and sometimes stomach-churningly graphic surveys of his country's social faultlines out into the wider world.
