What he conveys less well is tenderness, submission and restraint.
The twenty-six-year-old director has a preternaturally precise and poetic camera eye as well as tenderness for and understanding of the complexities of everyday lives.
And Mr. Slinger strikes deeply resonant notes of fury as well as tenderness in Mr. Farr's beautiful reading of "The Tempest," which on this occasion works as a play about personal and political tyranny as well as the feelings of a "vexed" father, Prospero, toward the daughter, Miranda, whom he knows he must surrender, in much the same way that this shaman of sorts offers up his art.
He also praised the fear-inducing concept of the Weeping Angels as well the "tenderness of the story and the characters" which were "quite intricate given how much is going on in these 45 minutes".
Reconstruction and reduction patients described a range of chest and upper body symptoms such as arm, shoulder, neck, back and breast pain, as well as tenderness, pulling, discomfort.
This paper presents the results on questionnaire-based assessments of perceived physical function, pain, fatigue and depression, as well as tenderness and aerobic endurance after 12 weeks of LPA in minimally active adults with FM.
In 2013, however, the patient presented to the general practitioner with hoarseness as well as tenderness on palpation and stabbing pain in the right lower jaw, the mandibular joint and the right part of the tounge.
Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is a rare, aggressive form of breast cancer that is defined by a rapid onset of distinct features such as diffuse skin erythema, edema involving more than two-thirds of the breast resulting in a pitted appearance (peau d'orange), as well as tenderness, induration, and warmth of the involved breast [ 1, 2].
Yet at ground zero, he projected comfort as well as authority, tenderness as well as steeliness.
The soft, crayon pictures chart the increasingly desperate look on Big Bear's face, as well as his tenderness towards his small charge.
