Her articulation of her era's liberal conscience — she didn't mention Vietnam in that hearing, but she made the connection elsewhere — rests near the heart of her political dynamism.
By Hilton Als It's Nelson's articulation of her many selves that makes her readers feel hopeful.
While Arushi possessed a daring delicacy, it was Madhavi to whom the eye was drawn, not simply for the articulation of her footwork, but also for the harmony of her dancing body.
In the "Waltz of the Golden Hours," Kathryn Morgan, showing an improved articulation of her feet, glowed in pale peach.
Though horribly miked, she gave the words an intimate, folksy feel, which contrasted with the delicate articulation of her elegant fingers and supple shoulders.
Where Jowitt shines is in the articulation of her critical voice, especially in dance and in those ballets she saw firsthand, which was a lot.
Wafty, with layered electronic textures, it's impressive to see what Holter achieves with small band and the articulation of her singing; stealthily dramatic, without ever resorting to coup de théâtre.
It's Nelson's articulation of her many selves — the poet who writes prose; the memoirist who considers the truth specious; the essayist whose books amount to a kind of fairy tale, in which the protagonist goes from darkness to light, and then falls in love with a singular knight — that makes her readers feel hopeful.
Even as she pushes herself through the ballet's fiercely off-kilter dynamics, she sustains an exquisite articulation of her head, shoulders, arms and feet that remind us how much Forsythe's work has been about the development of classicism, rather than its destruction.
More than that, they are all part of one story, one morality....Writer gives brief history of Ailey's stormy career...Two dancers rise above all the other One is Dwana Adiaha Smallwood, who has finer articulation in her pelvis than I have in my fingers.
