At its core, Nisennenmondai is visceral, rigorously focusing and channeling the players' instincts in composing andperforming.
Strange things came out of her: long tones with deep warpings of pitch, figuratively following the motion of the tune — woozy, old-head eccentricity, as if she were channeling Don Byas or Harold Ashby, players who found their stride 70 years before her — and she finished with more arpeggios, but here she sliced them up, interrupting them with melody.
Stalin was channeling Nicholas; Putin channeled both.
They're not so great in the CD player; they're channeling late-1960s Southerockock and acid blues.
Is this idiot musician channeling celestial forces?
While Victor Cruz is sticking to his post-touchdown Salsa moves, there are plenty of players that are channeling Psy's Korean pop dance to celebrate.
The Texans strutted into Gillette Stadium on Dec. 10 with an 11-1 record and most of the players wearing letterman jackets, channeling camaraderie in a scene right out of an episode of "Friday Night Lights".
Skinny and pony-tailed, with baggy torn pants and deadpan expressions (except when they are shouting excitedly), they are virtuoso percussive players on, yes, buckets, and extraordinary tap dancers, as capable of channeling hip-hop as Astaire-like suavity.
Telefónica, the MIF, and many other players are capitalizing on the private sector's growing appetite for channeling social change, especially millennial entrepreneurs.
In a campaign famously light on insider political consultants, Sanders relies heavily on the pair: the chairman channeling his revolutionary rage and a seasoned Democratic strategist reflecting the Sanders who is a longtime player of the inside game.
