His costumes make the show's inhabitants — including himself — appear modern, even when their vehement movements bring something more essential, more ancient to the stage.
Following on the success of the Los Muros Hablan festival staged a couple of years ago in San Juan, Puerto Rico and New York, organizers Jose Morales and Celso González expand their international reach and bring it back home with the stalwart and vehement support of New York City Council Speaker Melissa Melissaverito.
As Deka Omar wrote this year for the website Islam and Science Fiction, "Much like Orwell used science fiction to voice his trepidations about communism, Muslims could also use it to bring their own experiences to a wider audience in order to dispel misconceptions, and question the vehement discourse of Islamophobia".
The Conscription Crisis of 1917 erupted when conservative Prime Minister Robert Borden brought in compulsory military service over the vehement objections of French-speaking Quebecers.
Ms. Netrebko dispatched Donizetti's cabaletta, all fiery coloratura runs and vehement phrases, with a defiance that brought down the house.
"Ms. Netrebko sang an elegantly sad aria with lustrous warmth, aching vulnerability and floating high notes," Mr. Tommasini said, and she "dispatched Donizetti's cabaletta, all fiery coloratura runs and vehement phrases, with a defiance that brought down the house".
Long accustomed to being absorbed in any text I'm composing, all of these snags and distractions at first brought chuckles, but soon all that changed into vehement disgust.
The latest government initiative comes as ministers launch increasingly vehement attacks on law firms that have brought civil cases against Iraq veterans, and continuing investigations by the Iraq historic allegations team (Ihat).
As Mr. Marr spoke, several other people stopped to add their vehement assessments.
Which brings us to the other issue that's giving rise to increasingly vehement protests in Venice: mass tourism.
