In the driving scherzo, with its pounding chords and gnashing dissonance, played at a quicker tempo than you usually hear, Mr. Nézemphasizedemphasized the wild, brutal elements of this vehement music.
In Sher's production, as the lives of a Jewish family in the Depression-era Bronx unraveled, the walls of their apartment lifted in tiny increments, until by the end, the characters were completely exposed to the brutal elements outside.
Software like Comfy can not only reduce electricity bills and the average of 100 million tons of carbon dioxide that are emitted by U.S. power plants every year, but it may also potentially diffuse air conditioner wars–one of the most brutal elements of office politics by pinpointing individual users and allowing them to control the temperature of their workspace.
Because most people are used to wearing fur only when it's protecting them from the most brutal elements, it's easy to forget that fur is a year round fabric.
But then, just after conception, the idea left his head and entered the world – as any art that ends up actually existing does – and became subject to the brutal elements of this sloppy place where drawing a perfect circle is, it turns out, inherently impossible.
But then, just after conception, the idea left his head and entered the world as any art that ends up actually existing does and became subject to the brutal elements of this sloppy place where drawing a perfect circle is, it turns out, inherently impossible.
And as special-teams coaches scramble to their drawing boards this spring, Bowen has mixed emotions about the disappearance of one of the game's most brutal, but basic, elements.
But the disturbing history of these powerful organizations makes it very clear that they mirror and reinforce the most racist, brutal and reactionary elements within the departments they claim to represent and actively encourage the code of silence within those departments.
But the competition element is brutal, and there's one glaring question left unanswered: why on earth do they want to be part of such a dry, conservative institution in the first place?
It's not so much Holme Moss's gradient but its brutal exposure to the elements which makes it so tough.
