As fingers fly, smart arrangements create shifting moods: fierce and yearning, lighthearted and melancholy.
In the latter, she met her future husband, the actor Gary Lilburn; as Abbie, a rural giant whose body is a symbolic battlefield, Reidy hit the heights in a storming display of fierce sexual yearning.
Jill lives with her twentysomething son Sam Shaun Evanss) who has inherited his mother's fierce ambition, and yearns for London's bright lights.
She sounded torchy and resolute, yearning and fierce, tender and raw, as she summoned bravado and revealed the loneliness behind it.
The audience will hear about half of Pound's forty-five-minute score on Monday, including "Frères Humains"—more than enough to appreciate the poet's artistic character, which combined fierce modernity with a Pre-Raphaelite yearning for pure beauty.
He exchanges a neurosurgeon's scrubs for a velvety neo-Edwardian uniform with an occult medallion and high pointy collars, accessorised with a fierce goatee, like a glam rock vocalist who yearns to do a magic act in Vegas.
The exhaustive blog posts and video montages of Mr. O'Reilly's comments about Dr. Tiller were rooted, analysts said, in a familiar yearning to assign blame, particularly in the fierce debate over abortion.
The fierce urgency of now that drives "Wall-E" and its yearning for change is absent in both the Barack Obama and McCain campaigns these days.
A collective of hermits, whose fierce, at times cranky attachment to their own individual development was matched by only their yearning for fellowship, for a kind of collective fulfillment, in a permanent cycle of community and schism that launched a thousand ashrams, synagogues, dojos and schools of cuisine.
Mr. Thomas worked the extremes: in dynamics, from fierce outbursts to barely audible string pianissimos; and in tempos, from headlong dashes to the distended dying, yearning wisps at the end of the work.
