Unlike the movie theater, the gallery remains emphatically present.
There were points, especially in the Bruckner, of tremendous charge, as when the full brass ensemble came swinging in for the first time in the opening movement, magnificent, loud, beautifully in tune and resplendently, emphatically present.
So it is not entirely a simpler, more innocent world that is swept away by the war but rather a way of life whose contradictions are as emphatically presented as its charms.
Though identifying all the information is important, if you un-emphatically present the information, the audience might miss it.
And that was the notion that within the self, or lurking quite close to the skin, is something haunting, hidden, strange but emphatically there, present and powerful.
This, like every discussion of the political past, is most emphatically about the present.
Hologram, by Guto Puw, BBCNOW's resident composer, exists emphatically in the present, with his ascetic approach to structure balanced by a sensuous engagement with sound.
Though some of the finer points of Edwardian class distinctions and propriety may elude us at this distance, the question at the core of Forster's work of who will inherit England, has perhaps never been as relevant since he first posed it, and the introduction of non-white characters connects it more emphatically to the present.
Held at the Royal Albert Hall, featuring the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall, it marked the continuum in Britain's ongoing quest for identity from its late imperial stage of the early 1960s to its emphatically post-imperial present.
Especially for such an emphatically in-the-present tragedy like the death of a close relative, is it appropriate to keep mourning rituals so deeply rooted in the past?
But for many of us nowadays, the present writer emphatically included, the sacrifice of Isaac is one of the most dramatic expressions of the profound moral faults of most traditional religions, and Judaism in particular.
