His earlier works are marked by the prevalence of brown tonalities and by a tendency to angularity in draftsmanship; the paintings of his middle period have greater purity and brilliance; and his last and greatest pictures possess more force and breadth and are full of a delicate silvery gray tone.
But the Tehran regime, evidently rattled by the force and breadth of internal dissent since Iran's disputed presidential election six months ago, recently presented the West, if not the CIA, with a whole new pool of possible recruits.
Those units have the right footprint (size, force mix, breadth of knowledge and life experience) to accomplish a mission that requires extensive civil/military interaction, patience and long term perseverance.
But the anticipation seemed to do little to prepare security forces for the breadth of the strikes, which followed what has become a daily campaign of bombings, hit-and-run attacks and assassinations against security forces and officials in Baghdad and elsewhere.
Clinton campaign officials say it will be a powerful program, showcasing the breadth and force of the coalition backing Clinton, which extends from the mothers of unarmed black men who died in police custody, to the children of immigrants in the U.S. illegally, to President Obama.
Still, with thirty-three films on show, even scowling skeptics will be forced to concede the breadth, as well as the intensity, of his achievement.
And, as the breadth of forced labor in the seafood industry has come to light, it has led to calls for shrimp boycotts in the US.
She is capable of giving her equal attention to thousands at once, and can grow from and connect to each relationship (which is perhaps a more advanced form of the relationship turbulence caused by social networking), so wouldn't it be unfair if she were forced to limit the breadth of her love to one, small-minded human?
City Council members took aim on Thursday at the New York Police Department's surveillance of Muslims, pointedly questioning Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly about the breadth of the force's undercover efforts in the decade since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Our methodology and our policy analysis, that was not restricted to the policy content, but included all four components of the policy triangle, have enabled an in-depth understanding of the human resource implications of VCT scale up from the perspective of the full breadth of task force members, including representative, experienced service providers.
The result, enhanced in accuracy and breadth of validity, considers "elastic" force and drag force proportional.
