The Pennsylvania dancers don't have full Balanchinean turnout — amid the highest-speed passages there were a few blurs and slips — but their style is bright and lucid, with especially spacious arms.
WHEN HARLEM NEARLY KILLED KING By Hugh Pearson Seven Stories Press ($18.95, hardcover) Meanwhile King sat still, calm, and lucid with the letter opener protruding from his chest.
Personally, I left feeling suggestible and lucid, but with my body feeling quite heavy and lazy.
The essence of our spirit is divine in nature and is elevated with power and lucid insights once reunited with its original source.
But if pressed to give top credit to one artist for the performance's success, I'd pick James Levine, who conducted a shimmering, supple and lucid account of this 1909 work with a libretto by Hugo von Hofmannsthal.
Why get something like this lump, the $80 (after rebate) LG Lucid, and live with a bargain phone that will likely be shortly abandoned and destined to live without proper updates.
On Sunday he sang with warm ease and lucid diction but paced himself with some caution in a classic program: Beethoven's "An die Ferne Geliebte," five Mahler songs from "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" and Schumann's "Dichterliebe".
The evening ended with a fleet and lucid account of Mozart's "Jupiter" Symphony, the only time that Eric Jacobsen conducted from a podium.
Prime Minister Lionel Jospin hailed Ms. Freund as an "unparalleled sociologist and reporter who traveled the world with a generous and lucid approach to places and events faraway".
Spieghel's poetry is generally more intellectual than Coornhert's prose, which was influenced by Montaigne and the Bible, with a remarkably supple and lucid, even entertaining, style.
