If the calculated emptiness of her rhetoric often makes her seem detached, under the right circumstances she can still manage to project a sense of warmth and engagement and, finally, sincerity.
She displays welcome warmth and engagement in a scene with Sonya, Vanya's niece (and the professor's daughter by his first wife, who is deceased), as she offers to become Sonya's friend and find out, once and for all, if Dr. Astrov, for whom Sonya has long pined, might return her love.
Telephone recordings with team continuity demonstrated more warmth, humour, engagement and were longer than 'cold-calls' where no face-to-face meeting had occurred.
Replacing the decline in cold calling is the warmth of social engagement.
What makes caregivers so exceptionable are not just their skills to help the elderly perform their day-to-day functions, but their typical warmth and human engagement.
Response to what is often a cautiously worded document must be measured against extraordinary changes in Catholic-Jewish relations since the early 1960's, a progress from distance and frigidity, to high-level engagement and warmth.
Deborah brings her warmth and wit to every engagement, as she knows that humor reduces people's resistance to change.
And while we are moved by the notes to Frank Warren from an adoptee or a formerly suicidal person, and can experience the warmth and humor in the engagement ring/cat story, we remain voyeurs as these secrets do not belong to us or those we love.
43 That is, as a result of their training, health visitors in the intervention group might have extended their enhanced relationship skills, such as warmth and empathy, thereby improving engagement with all women on their caseload antenatally and postnatally.
In Congress, where there has been criticism of the administration's lack of engagement in Sierra Leone, the latest decision has been received with relative warmth by Republicans.
