Ejiofor, one of the great stage Othellos of recent times, matches Hurt's emotional intelligence stride for stride.
Because a complete emotional expression may stride across several sentences, and may fetch-up on any word in dialogue.
I've always thought of Schoenberg as the most Brahmsian of composers, and this concerto makes sonic references to Brahms's Second Piano Concerto, Fourth Symphony, and Violin Concerto and Barenboimim brought a full-toned, ringing, Brahmsian stride and emotional forthrightness to his performance that the orchestra rose to.
In recent years, his mercurial playing has gained a deeply emotional cast, joining Monk's stride style to radical intricacies akin to those of Pierre Boulez or Elliott Carter.
The idiocy of imagining that either adults or children could take in their stride the altered emotional dynamics created by such a situation – could simply absorb the contrasts of wealth and poverty, of the experiences of different racial groups, of expectation and acceptance, freedom and stultification.
An emotional Tsonga, who found his stride in the match after losing the first set in 21 minutes, described the loss to Djokovic as the "most difficult defeat of my career".
With a forceful stride and a relaxed emotional power in her face, she moves through the streets, swinging her handbag like a wrecking ball.
While celebrity-licensing deals are more common in "lifestyle-oriented categories," in the case of White and Stride, some consumers may derive "emotional benefits" from chewing gum affiliated with the popular athlete, Mr. Herrera said.
As accomplished as the cast is, only Ms. Baranski strides the divide between comic intoxication and emotional sobriety.
Olive's own cheating is also hinted at, and while she lashes out at her husband for his emotional slights, she expects her own to be taken in his stride.
Without any type of warm-ups, all that any giant stride will accomplish will be an injury, whether it is physical or emotional.
