Sentences with phrase «particularly challenging moments»

The seminar will include lecture, video presentation, role - plays, clinical group exercises, and customized «scripts» for handling particularly challenging moments in therapy.

Cruise does a good job in some particularly challenging moments — and the script really takes Ethan Hunt to the brink — whilst Simon Pegg gets to be more than just comic relief.

Not exact matches

Sam Allardyce has Everton going well at the moment and they have posted a W4 D1 record in their last five games which means that they could challenge in this one, particularly as three of those wins were on home soil.

«In a telephone call from London to the bereaved Wazirin, the President said the loss of such a devoted wife of many years was particularly a painful and challenging moment in the life of any husband.

This class has been great for strengthening my mind - body connection, particularly using breath to push through challenging moments.

Before we dig into giveaways and 10 × 10 items, I'll take a quick moment to share why this 10 × 10 challenge is a particularly special one for me.

Among the topics discussed are the worst part of fame (Curtis says it's «isolation»), how Curtis's role (and particularly her striptease) in James Cameron's True Lies had a «major impact» on Gaga, and the challenges of filming sex scenes, plus there's a telling moment when Curtis asks «Is Gaga a character?»

Charismatic and effortlessly, irresistibly likable, Scott is more than up to whatever challenge comes Mma Ramotswe's way, whether verbally sparring with Mma Makutsi, using her feminine wiles to ensnare an adulterer, or — in one particularly memorable dramatic moment — confronting a crime heavyweight played, in a chilling cameo, by Idris Elba.

On the enemy side it's not particularly difficult to outshoot and outflank Locust warriors and they're relatively easy pickings, and the challenging moments come more from their numbers than their tactics.

In a moment of particularly heightened talk of plans and solutions, of issues that can be enumerated and resolved, Ronay's work invites the viewer to embrace complexity and the challenge of everything not being figured out.

At the MPF roundtable, the conversation turned to challenges and opportunities for the future — and particularly to innovation, the buzzword of the moment.