There's plenty of Stanko's familiar brooding tenderness, but episodes of fiery, time-stretching postbop worthy of the 1960s Miles quintet too.
EW: What often happens in these conversations, particularly at fiery times, is that we don't say clearly enough how much brilliant work is being made.
What has constantly altered is the political context, the series' peaks unsurprisingly coinciding with the fieriest times at Westminster: the rises and falls of Thatcherism and Blairism, the Gulf and Iraq wars, the periodic attempts to reshape the United Kingdom and the European Union.
The president's Big Jobs Speech was impassioned to be sure; almost fiery at times.
He is at times reflective, at times fiery about politics, leadership, the Middle East, the "stupidity" of the constitution, the strength of multiculturalism and what gives him "the shits" about conservatives.
On Wednesday, after activists lost faith over the many months of trials with no conviction, Mosby revived her fiery rhetoric this time with another message: a public charge that individual police officers were to blame for the way the cases turned out.
The woman, whom I assume comes from the Abigail compound that met a fiery end last time we hung out in zombie-land, tells Nick that up north there are others who "view the dead as Celia do", but the road is full of bad men.
The political storm created by the 2G spectrum scam continues to dominate headlines, as a joint parliamentary committee meeting devoted to the issue Monday witnessed a fiery exchange (Hindustan Times).
However, most memorable of the singers was the tender and engaging voice of soprano Fflur Wyn whose aria, daringly soft at times, fiery and strong at others, had warmth and pathos.
Mr. Cuomo, who declined to comment for this article, has had an intense and at times fiery relationship with the news media ever since his days just out of law school, when he worked as an adviser to his father, former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo.
All in all, it was a lively - and at times fiery - debate.
