His six-year stint at Lanvin was reflected in the controlled volume of the dresses and his fine execution of cropped, high-waisted trousers and cuffed shorts in sheer organza.
And the drama peaked with Ravel's "Vocalise," in which, given the absence of words, there was no visible cause for any emotion at all, and where it unfortunately distracted from Ms. Shaham's fine execution of vocal runs and ornamental touches.
Emotion is fine; execution riding on the force of it is all that matters and Murray, who lost here in the final four years ago to Roger Federer in the first of his four failed tilts at tennis's biggest prizes, knows not to let feelings blur the purpose.
The impairment, not severe enough to elicit phonological errors, is associated with various alterations in the fine execution of speech sounds which cause the impression of foreignness.
Their simple and neat design work paired with their fine execution makes Sticky Monster Lab an important and inspirational facet of the contemporary creative scene in Seoul.
Indeed, Gluck faced criticism of "Che farò senza Euridice?" on the grounds that it was emotionally uninvolved; he responded by pointing out the absolute necessity of fine execution of the aria: "make the slightest change, either in the movement or in the turn of expression, and it will become a saltarello for marionettes".
The idea is fine; the execution is not.
Defense lawyers filed numerous unsuccessful appeals that challenged the conduct of the grand jury, the contempt fines, the execution of the search warrants and various trial procedures.
The remaining population was lumped together as "the more lowly," humiliores, subject to torture when giving witness in court; to beatings, not fines; and to execution (in increasingly savage forms of death) rather than exile for the most serious crimes.
Then, too, there was so much character in the playing, not weighing the music down but lightening it, making expression tally with clear execution, fine texture and brisk movement.
