There was a briskness to Lo's delivery; he never really rapped.
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Williams has an elegant briskness that can seem severe, high-handed, ruthless.
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On the contrary, "Junk" follows a labyrinthine, economically dense plot with remarkable briskness, efficiency and accessibility.
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And Ms. Thompson's pinched, anxious briskness feels like a default response to a pared-down script.
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More important is the overall briskness of the song, so full of vibes that it basically evaporates.
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"I don't need to think about it," she says, with a briskness befitting her profession as a clerk.
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But, as is sometimes his way, Mr. van Zweden pushed too hard for briskness and energy, especially during the first movement.
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Meta-biographical writing is at such a peak of sophistication these days that I found Allen's briskness over the details of their adaptation process notable.
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But even with such interpolations, Ms. Lloyd's streamlined "Shrew" (a bouncy two hours, with no intermission) manages to tell Shakespeare's original tale with briskness and clarity.
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Cernak, whose colleagues call her Ibi, has an appealing blend of briskness and warmth, along with a clinician's conviction that you must listen to your patients.
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Hank Aaron used a cane to walk to his seat, while Rod Carew moved with a new briskness since his heart transplant nearly two years ago.
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"The Big Necessity" demonstrated the qualities George brings to everything she writes: a no-nonsense briskness on the page; a forensic zeal; a potent moral sensibility.
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"Some older people needed to take quite a few more than 100 steps per minute" to walk briskly, she says, while others achieved briskness with lower step cadences.
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With its high sentimentality quotient and wisecracking briskness, it came across as an honorable, gender-tweaking variation on Neil Simon's classic cash-cow comedies of urban Jewish anxiety.
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As portrayed by Scott (whose father, George C. Scott, played the same role in a 1984 TV movie), he arrives onstage with a self-involved briskness that discourages entrance applause.
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Indeed, it shifts a little nearer than its predecessor did to the spiky, peppery briskness of Travers's tales, and the whole enterprise exhales, as it should, an air of the politely mad.
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Ivey is terrific, and terrifically varied, as a woman whose no-nonsense briskness disguises a host of feelings she sees no profit in exploring, including a lifetime's resentment over caring for difficult men.
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Directed by Brian A. Miller from a script by Kevin Mao and Jeff Jingle, "10 Minutes Gone," a crime potboiler whose central virtue is its briskness, stars Michael Chiklis as Frank, a crook managing a heist that of course goes wrong.
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Fast-talking comedy isn't always Clooney's strong point – in his movies for the Coen Brothers, he has a rattling briskness that can seem forced – but here he's deadpan smooth even as Lee plays around his set with props, video screens and backup dancers.
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We have been starved of Thompson lately, and of her forthright comic briskness; imagine if she had played Bridget from the start, denuding the role of its self-pity, and of its oddly archaic assumption that life without a mate is not just discontented but dud.
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Look at the superb briskness with which she rattles through the day's business, in court, before the plight of Adam intervenes, and then look at the distress signals that she sends out once her world begins to lurch—the flutter of a hand in the air, for instance, as she is lured into the catastrophe of a kiss.
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Asked by Selina to tell her again what his name was he gave it with briskness and every off-hand due, as hennery.
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Lebrecht, p. 157 Although the orchestra players bridled at some of Sargent's initiatives, there was also praise for his work with the orchestra. His biographer Reid contended, "Sargent's liveliness and drive soon gave BBC playing a gloss and briskness which had not been conspicuous before."Reid, p.
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The result is a general absence of finger crossings, thus facilitating a quicker tempo. French pianist Alfred Cortot (1877–1962) states that the main difficulty to overcome is "regularity and briskness of attack" and the [very quick] alternation of narrow and wide hand positions.Cortot, Alfred. Frédéric Chopin.
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Initial effort of planting Chinese varieties in Assam soil did not succeed. Assam tea is mostly grown at or near sea level and is known for its body, briskness, malty flavour, and strong, bright colour. Assam teas, or blends containing Assam, are often sold as "breakfast" teas. For instance, Irish breakfast tea, a maltier and stronger breakfast tea, consists of small-sized Assam tea leaves.
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Her writing is also regarded by as being especially informal and of a "brisk everyday style." This briskness is interspersed with "an almost Biblical style" in the section of her work where she quotes from Job and Psalms. Horn's writing has also been noted for her unique linguistic choices. For instance, in some cases she combined the endings of traditional written and oral Swedish to form new versions of the words.
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He also employed Auberon Waugh as a columnist. Howard was unable to halt the magazine's fall in circulation, however.Julian Barnes "'Under the briskness, he was a softie'", The Observer, 26 December 2012 He then edited The Listener for two years (1979–81). Howard was deputy editor of The Observer (1981–88), where one of his journalist protégés was the journalist and (later) novelist Robert Harris, whom he appointed as the newspaper's political correspondent.
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Associated Press. November 3, 2008; retrieved July 19, 2011. In a mixed review, Ben Brantley of The New York Times praised Fonda's "layered crispness" and her "aura of beleaguered briskness that flirts poignantly with the ghost of her spiky, confrontational screen presence as a young woman. For those who grew up enthralled with Ms. Fonda's screen image, it's hard not to respond to her performance here, on some level, as a personal memento mori."Brantley, Ben (March 9, 2009).
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According to Keynes and Lapidge, Osferth was described as Edward's brother "mistakenly" (in Nelson's view "with a briskness worthy of the late Dorothy Whitelock herself"). They say: "Osferth's relationship to Alfred is uncertain. He may have belonged to his mother Osburh's family, or he may have been a son of the Oswald filius regis who occurs in [royal charters] S 340, 1201 and 1203 and was perhaps a son of Alfred's brother Æthelred."Keynes and Lapidge, p.
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It is at this stage that polyphenolic oxidase, including theaflavin and thearubigin, begin to develop within the leaves. Theaflavins lend briskness and brightness to the tea while thearubigins offer depth and fullness to the liquor that’s produced. In order to bring out specific intensities in flavors, tea makers control the amount of oxidation the leaves undergo. Controlled-oxidation is typically carried out in a large room where the temperature is maintained at 25–30 °C and humidity stands steady at 60–70%.
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Late in the 13th century, at Our Lady Monastery in Hamatoura, Saint Jacob began his ascetic life. Later, when the monastery was destroyed by the Mamelukes, he reestablished monasticism along the perimeter of the ruined monastery. In time, he rebuilt the monastery, regenerating and giving renewed vigor to monastic life in the area. His spiritual briskness, vivacity, and popularity among believers drew the attention of the Mamelukes who set their minds to stop his verve and determination and force him to convert to Islam.
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The tea producer may choose when the oxidation should be stopped, which depends on the desired qualities in the final tea as well as the weather conditions (heat and humidity). For light oolong teas this may be anywhere from 5–40% oxidation, in darker oolong teas 60–70%, and in black teas 100% oxidation. Oxidation is highly important in the formation of many taste and aroma compounds, which give tea its liquor colour, strength, and briskness. Depending on the type of tea desired, under or over-oxidation can result in grassy flavours, or overly thick winey flavours.
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Johnson, Claudia Jane Austen, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1988, p. 78. Johnson wrote that changes in expectations for women's behavior since Austen's time has led many readers today to miss "Elizabeth's outrageous unconventionality" as she breaks many of the rules for women set out by the "conduct books". Johnson noted that Collins approvingly quote from Sermons to Young Women women should never display any "briskness of air and levity of deportment", qualities that contrasted strongly with Elizabeth who has "a likely, playful disposition, which delighted in anything ridiculous".Johnson, Claudia Jane Austen, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1988, p. 77.
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In some white teas and some black teas such as CTC blacks, kill-green is done simultaneously with drying. #Sweltering / yellowing: Unique to yellow teas, warm and damp tea leaves from after kill-green are allowed to be lightly heated in a closed container, which causes the previously green leaves to turn yellow. The resulting leaves produce a beverage that has a distinctive yellowish-green hue due to transformations of the leaf chlorophyll. Through being sweltered for 6–8 hours at close to human body temperatures, the amino acids and polyphenols in the processed tea leaves undergo chemical changes to give this tea its distinct briskness and mellow taste.
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The band recorded their October 8, 2004, show at Monkey Mania in Denver, Colorado, with Permanent Record Studios. The concept was to release a "bootlegged" live version of their Zulu album, but due to the band's split the live CD was never released. In December 2004, at the end of a lengthy Japanese tour, McPheeters bowed out and was replaced for the band's last US show by Dean Spunt of the bands Wives and No Age. The band was known for somewhat confrontational, hectic live performances which were heralded by their biggest fans as a return to the artsy yet entertaining briskness of early Los Angeles hardcore punk.
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A 1782 engraving depicting the burning of Falmouth Mowat had set a deadline of 9 am on October 18 for the town's response. By 9:40, the town appeared to be deserted, so he ran a red flag up the Canceaux masthead and ordered the fleet to begin firing. Incendiary cannonballs set fire to the harbor installations and most of the town's houses and public buildings. One witness reported: > The firing began from all the vessels with all possible briskness, > discharging on all parts of the town… a horrible shower of balls from three > to nine pounds weight, bombs, carcasses, live shells, grapeshot and > musketballs.
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Majid Suweilim, professor of political science at Al Quds University described Bab al Shams as "a direct challenge to the shift of Israeli policy towards the extreme right". He said that the message from the activists was that discussion over negotiations and international pressure had failed and that on the ground there should be a shift towards "democratic, resilient, peaceful popular resistance". The protest mirrors Israeli settlements tactics, though Palestinian activists say "this land is ours". A Time report on the event contrasted the "unusual briskness" in which the Palestinian site was evacuated with the Jewish settlement outposts of which there are around 100, that although illegal under Israeli law, are supplied with utilities by the Israeli government and protected by the Israeli army.
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Strelau was the author of the Regulative Theory of Temperament (RTT) that concentrates on formal aspects of behavior, comprising energetic and temporal characteristics composed of such traits as: sensory sensitivity, emotional reactivity, endurance and activity (energetic aspect), briskness and perseverance (temporal combustion). The Formal Characteristics of Behavior – Temperament Inventory (FCB-TI), developed by Strelau and Bogdan Zawadzki and adapted to many language versions allows for measuring these traits. A lot of empirical evidence has been collected by Strelau and his collaborators demonstrating that heritability explains about 40 percent of the variance in RTT temperament traits. In many studies, conducted among others on victims of disasters and catastrophes it came out that such traits as emotional reactivity, perseverance and activity are significant moderators of psychological consequences (e.g.
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Most of the enameled dishes related to the past belong to the Qajar dynasty between the years 1810–1890 AD. There have also remained some earrings. Bangles, boxes, water pipe heads, vases, and golden dishes with beautiful paintings in blue and green colors from that time, Afterwards, fifty years of stagnation caused by the World War I and the social revolution followed. However, again the enamel red color, having been prepared, this art was fostered from the quantity and quality points of view through the attempts bestowed by Ostad Shokrollah Sani'e zadeh, the outstanding painter of Isfahan in 1935 and up to then for forty years. Now after a few years of stagnation since 1992, this art has started to continue its briskness having a lot of distinguished artists working in this field.
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