She is set upon by four other performers: Toby Billowitz, Donna Costello, Hilary Maia Grubb and Jennifer Sydor, all remarkable for their intense focus and vivid dramatic skill.
After the training the intervention therapists join a monthly intercultural peer group to keep knowledge, awareness and skills vivid.
It manifests the artist's immense curiosity, implacable eye, technical skill, vivid imagination, and, though she owned up to a healthy dose of denial, considerable courage.
"These steel spans, these fine-spun cables are a vivid reminder that skill and scientific planning must be the keynote of all great achievements.
A great game, a pitchers' duel like today's 1-0 victory by Toronto, puts those skills on vivid display.
Zach is hardly the Davos type - he apologises when using buzzwords such as "intersection" and uses sarcastic air quotes when talking about the WEF's "new digital context" slogan - but he is a vivid example of a "skills gap" victim, albeit a first-world one.
But his generous skill and vivid imagination compel attention and earned a rousing ovation that intensified when he shyly took the stage to accept it.
But she has an outsider's license, using her formalist skills to create vivid portraits of women on the threshold of moral crisis, or several steps beyond it.
They appreciated Mr. Kirshenblatt's visual intelligence and manual skills, and his vivid, often-told tales of life in Apt, which had already influenced one career choice in the family.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
