Depicting, in stony black-and-white, the traditional industrial towns as boring and grimy, he contrasts them with the affectations of pristine tract houses and the oppression of colossal apartment blocks (which he calls "concentration-camp living").
The name is perfect, conveying as it does the affectation of no affectation.
Meanwhile, the affectation of big rock guitar and spandex vocal snarl stains "Little Black Dress" with insincerity.
This pathology may be frequently associated to the affectation of the long head of biceps tendon (LHBT), the main stabilizer of the glenohumeral joint together with the supraspinatus.
So goes the discovery of filmmaker Vikram Gandhi, who's disillusioned with the unsubstantiated affectations of spiritual masters and their devotees and sets out to explore the nature of blind faith by posing as a guru from the Himalayas named Kumaré.
Turned up once at Hanwell's own barracks, with a new name — "Bill" — and the affectations of an Irishman.
This monument resists the affectations of style.
To do this, they divided the 28 subjects into two equal groups, with the objective of comparing the subjects with RC affectation to those who did not.
In the FSC group, a total of 48 patients were treated, 5 (10%) with isolated MCP involvement, 14 (29%) with single alteration of the PIP and 29 (60%) with combined affectation.
Set in a hazily dim, postapocalyptic world, "Selected Play" explored the structure of children's games; as such, its six-member cast ran in circles around the stage before splintering off and rejoining the group with relentlessly casual affectation.
