Expressionism with its simplified contours, strident color scheme and equally brutal, if different, mood, naturally encountered the same success.
As the helicopters rumbled overhead on this overcast afternoon in downtown Vancouver, officials, athletes and Vancouverites struggled with how best to respond to the brutal shift in mood.
Others were keen to point out that, in stark contrast to the government's record on brutal crackdowns, the mood has been that of peaceful defiance.
Mr. Morgans, pulled unconscious from the aircraft's freight bay six hours after the crash by two BBC men who went looking for film of the Belgrade match, recalled the spartan, almost brutal dressing-room mood in the months afterward.
One of the cruellest strokes in music is the brutal dislocation of mood when the manic exhilaration of the scherzo of Tchaikovsky's Pathétique gives way to the anguished string chords that begin the finale's spiralling descent into despair.
The brutal and disconcerting mood swings in the mixed states can contribute to the anxiety frequently experienced in such cases and can explain the high prescription levels [ 16, 18, 24].
But he insisted that it was as much about the brutal economy and an anti-incumbent mood as about his personal foibles.
Although the Germans had been eliminated by the Italians in a brutal semifinal, the city was in a mood of lighthearted self-satisfaction.
But "Nothing Gold Can Stay" is excitingly versatile, covering time periods from the Civil War to the present and ranging in mood from wryly comic to brutal.
James Forbat, in particular, nails the mood of the piece, dispensing a brutal, sardonic narcissism.
