But his current monologue, "In the Park" (respectfully directed by Randy Sharp, at the Axis), is so beautiful — so enthralling in its undisguised but never tedious self-absorption, in its command of the spoken word, and in its demand for love — that to remain unmoved by it, or to dismiss it as fairy folderol, begs the question: Why?
But his current monologue, "In the Park" (respectfully directed by Randy Sharp, at the Axis), is so beautiful so enthralling in its undisguised but never tedious self-absorption, in its command of the spoken word, and in its demand for love that to remain unmoved by it, or to dismiss it as fairy folderol, begs the question: Why?
Undisguised by pastry, these are clearly, unmistakably, bugs.
"Undisguised blackmail" is how the Russian Foreign Ministry described the law, a little dramatically.
This novel's fall from the grace of a purely imagined world is a matter of self-conscious nakedness, of insisting we see undisguised rhetorical tricks we might prefer cloaked with artifice.
What's new is the undisguised presence of a generic growth hormone whereby the previously self-effacing disposition of the journalist gives way to the swagger and confidence of the performance-enhancing novelist.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said "self-appointed analysts" at the Big Three networks exhibited undisguised "hostility" toward President Richard M. Nixon, subjecting his speeches to "instant analysis and querulous criticism".
His gimlet determination is undisguised.
The measure passed, with undisguised enthusiasm.
It is a machine of doom, undisguised.
He was regarded by this group with undisguised hostility.
