My favorite fiction displays a combination of intellectual rigor, emotional intelligence, formal ingenuity, and interesting aesthetics, which is related to formal arrangement.
It's about harnessing the full quota of talent, creativity, emotional intelligence and ingenuity that women possess in abundance to ensure a better future for everyone - men and women alike.
The very description of the plot shines with the film's ingenuity and emotional intensity.
It is, however, the book's middle novella — a masterpiece of narrative ingenuity and emotional extremes — that proves NDiaye to be a writer of the highest caliber.
Yet there is a beguiling spirit of intimacy abroad that lets you freshly appreciate the ingenuity and emotional variety of Mr. Sondheim's songs.
Narratively simplistic, yet illuminated with technical ingenuity and emotional potency, the tiny dramas reflect Charpentier's studies with an Italian master, Carissimi, and by extension a link to the inventions of Monteverdi.
November 8, 1927 Kansas City, Missouri August 29, 2009 New Jersey Chris Connor Mary Loutsenhizerr), (born Nov. 8, 1927, Kansas City, Mo. died Aug. 29, 2009, Toms River, N.J)., American singer who performed standard songs with a smooth honey-coated contralto voice in a style that conveyed painful emotional subtleties and rhythmic ingenuity behind a fashionable cool-jazz surface.
But, while there is room for both and Wilson makes a strikingly confident debut, her play's restless ingenuity stifles its emotional impact.
Although some found its unromanticized characters disgustingly flawed (one called the movie "vile"), most were impressed by both its technical ingenuity and its emotional force.
The next two episodes are rich in emotional implications, as well as formal ingenuity.
But like that other study of bourgeois adultery, Harold Pinter's Betrayal, it gets richer with each viewing; and, even if Anna Mackmin's revival is not flawless, it deftly shows how Stoppard puts structural ingenuity to the service of emotional truth.
