He is a marvellous reader of the way Shakespeare gives different idiolects to different characters and dares to introduce low comedy into tragic situations, even at the risk of disrupting the "high" effect.
It would perhaps have been even more intriguing and complex if it had dared to introduce the voice of the young woman who is the unseen victim in the saga.
Even now that "Black-ish" is in its fourth season, Barris wonders if he dares to introduce what on a white show would be a standard device: a black-and-white dream episode.
But if he dares to introduce a seismic shift in the Philippines' domestic political landscape -- by tinkering with democratic institutions -- or dramatically reconfigure its foreign policy -- by severing ties with America and bandwagoning with China -- expect his legions of critics, including the outgoing president, to mobilize for his departure.
The poet dares to introduce to Israel in exile an alternative resolve that has not been on their screen".Your ways," you who have colluded with the empire of quid-pro-quo, is a way of fear, scarcity, and anxiety that requires labor that does not satisfy and purchases that are not bread.
The cameraman dared his colleague to introduce himself.
But that it was thought necessary to introduce "celebs" in order to dare explore some dreadfully serious issues betrayed youth, crassness and lack of empathy.
Ms. Thorpe-Cruz, 43, said she had felt the sting of racism every day -- from white women who clutch their purses when she passes, from white men she once dated who dared not introduce her to their parents.
(Dare I introduce, so late in the essay, a new analogy? I do it to underline the fact that there's always a new way in which one can mess up a novel).
