Critics noted the " introspective " nature of some portraits whose subjects showed " an almost morbidly brooding sensitiveness . " In the years 1934 to 1943 she was a member of the Art Teaching Staff of the WPA New York Federal Art Project.
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He was an unemotional actor, unable to emote, even in love scenes, about which Montrose Moses commented, " he made appeal through the sentiment of situation, through the exquisite sensitiveness of outward detail, rather than through romantic attitude and heart fervor ."
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WHO said interested candidates should have a " strong technical and public health background and extensive experience in international health; competency in international management; proven historical evidence for public health leadership; sensitiveness to cultural, social and political differences and good physical condition ."
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He describes, via " Strir Patra ", the dismal lifelessness of Bengali women after they are married off, hypocrisies plaguing the Indian middle class, and how Haimanti, a sensitive young woman, must due to her sensitiveness and free spirit sacrifice her life.
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In her spare time, Hurst attended night court sessions and visited Ellis Island and the slums, becoming in her own words passionately anxious to awake in others a general sensitiveness to small people, and developing an awareness of causes, including the lost and the threatened .
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She had intelligence, vitality, a natural grace and poise, sensitiveness, humour and illumining all these that quintessential femininity that fascinates the male . " He writes " [ In the absence of her letters ] all that could be said against her was that she had lied in a futile attempt to protect and cover Bywaters.
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Both Ochs and Lasker attempted to heed Louis Marshall's warnings about antagonizing the " sensitiveness of the southern people and engender the feeling that the north is criticizing the courts and the people of Georgia . " Dinnerstein writes that these attempts failed, " because many Georgians interpreted every item favorable to Frank as a hostile act ."
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On the other hand, Willcock ( 1936 : 92 ) states that " the final impression left by Bodkin's book is one of unusual sensitiveness in reading and sincerity in recording experience . " In addition, " Bodkin's pursuit of primordial symbols serves her determination to show, at least from one angle of approach, what poetry is and how it works.
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As a literary translator from English, German and French, he specially devoted his work, often as first Italian translator, to Rudyard Kipling, Joseph Conrad ( first Italian translation of " The Shadow Line " in 1929 ), Jack London ( first Italian translation of " Richard Marsh, Alice Muriel Williamson and many others, showing a special sensitiveness in translating original poems in Italian verses.
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