As directed by Mr. Butterworth's longtime (and invaluable) collaborator, Ian Rickson, "Jerusalem" sounded a lament for a certain, signally anarchic English spirit even as its furiously energized conclusion made palpable the sort of human spirit that isn't lightly snuffed out.
Whereas Gambon was expansive and rather chilling, a granite-faced Shepard is recessive to a fault, signally refusing to make eye contact with the first two of the multiple sons incarnated by Roberts.
After some years of double-digit growth (during which a complacent government signally failed to cool the economy), Latvia faces a 5% or greater contraction in GDP next year.
The poor soul who brought along a full-size green door in expectation of Shakin' Stevens's appearance and bore it aloft throughout a set that signally failed to include the song Green Door.
As Europe's grand project appears to stutter, with polls reflecting mounting EU-fatigue, mistrust and resentment and Eurosceptic parties posting record gains in this year's European elections, is it possible that where politics have so signally failed, a sport might unite a continent?
In one of the most famous stories a nervous host, having signally failed to explain to his blind guest what a cathedral looks like, allows his hand to be guided in drawing one; as played by Alexander and Jack Klaff, the moment acquires its own metaphorical resonance suggesting that art is a matter of the blind leading the tongue-tied.
Horley believes that, under human rights legislation, the authorities had a duty to protect her right to life, a duty that they signally failed to carry out.
This is a question that Gerard Edelman and Giulio Tononi signally fail to answer, despite the grand promise of their subtitle.
Kosinski slips in and out of their fragmented narratives, a presence at once signally important and maddeningly elusive.
Not least there was Caryl Churchill's 1972 play, Owners, which dealt with landlord-tenant relationships and announced the arrival of a major talent I signally failed to recognise.
