Prior to closure, the superior-most and inferior margins of the surgical wound were examined via direct vision and sharp dissection to identify and release compressive fascial bands that might compress the upper trunk and long thoracic nerve.
Anderson exults in the textures and tones, creating a vast infra-palette of beiges and off-whites, rarely admitting anything so gaudy as primary and secondary colors, direct sunlight and sharp-edged shadows, rendering visual surfaces that invite touch but appear too delicate to withstand that touch.
The single kernel cohorts allow direct comparison between standard and sharp kernels.
The film, directed with disarming grace and sharp intelligence by Vera Farmiga (who also stars in it), is about the conflict between skepticism and religious faith, but it does not treat that battle as an either/or, winner-take-all proposition.
As a writer, Fraser was sharp, direct, and sometimes cutting.
There's nothing complex about Music Theatre Wales's new production: it's sharp, direct and, of necessity, tragic.
Tice's telling, so direct and unpoetic, stands in sharp contrast to Hazzard's narration of the book.
Yet, as the book, and the adaptation here of the China chapter, reveal, Lee is as sharp, direct and prescient as ever.
The musicianship is razor-sharp, direct and fantastic: ancient tunes such as Abbots Horn Bromley Dance full of life, lust and blood, Roving Blade and Poor Old Horse bringing together instruments and voices with clamouring resolve.
