Maybe Katz distrusts language as a mode of mutual discovery and wants to emphasize what Dargis calls "hesitant gestures, offhand exchanges and sidelong glances," but, if so, the execution isn't up to the idea, and makes it look too easy.
But it took a moment of mutual discovery to galvanize him.
His act of knowledge is essentially an act of love and intelligence combined - of wonder as well as discernment - of opening to a process of mutual discovery.
But the ballet soars in the lovers' closing duet, a moving argument of mutual discovery, tenderness and ecstasy that is beautifully articulated through the choreography.
They're in keeping with the story of a love affair of mutual discovery that is sheltered from social circumstances, from prejudice, from hostility, from side-eyes or religious dogma — and that nevertheless involves heartbreak.
After an extensive epistolary courtship via AsianEuro.com, a dating website, the two get married in Rochester, New York, and begin a life of predictable routines and slow mutual discovery.In George, Amina is grateful to have found a sturdy man with a good job "who was not bad looking".
Limping straight to DVD in the UK after premiering at the 2012 Venice festival, Henry-Alex Rubin's film plays like Paul Haggis's loathsome Crash for the social media age, as a handful of disparate saps are gradually linked by their mutual discovery that – gasp! – not everyone on the web is entirely trustworthy.
The exhilarated mutual discovery of the honeymoon period between Buddhism and America has given way, you could say, to the more rigorous pressures of a longtime relationship.
The first dance created for City Ballet by Alexei Ratmansky, the Bolshoi Ballet's artistic director, it carried the unmistakable thrill of mutual discovery at its premiere in June.
They conclude that "…messy talk requires both the flexible, active, and informal setting described in the 2011 study as well as mutual discovery, critical engagement, knowledge exchange, and synthesis".
