But then new interrogators came in, with more forceful techniques.
The discreet sales methods of the 19th century, whereby the sales representative merely showed his samples and the publisher took small spaces in newspapers for the bare announcement of title and author of his new books, were replaced by more forceful techniques.
He has the exquisite technique, forceful projection, and almost total lack of persona that comes from spending ten years covering other people's songs and aping their movements.
He has developed a forceful impressionistic brush technique to create webs of dragged and stippled strokes often imbedded with nuggets of soft color: a dash of sky-blue here, a lemon-yellow wash there.
In the second part, Khan uses his forceful and graceful technique to create a moral fable that explores the idea of blindness, not just physical, but also moral and intellectual.
The pranayama phase consisted of fast breathing techniques such as forceful exhalation (kapalabhathi), and breathing through the mouth with tongue folded (shithali and shithkari), sectional breathing addressing the lower, middle and upper lobes of the lungs (vibhagiya pranayama), and a slow breathing technique or alternate nostril breathing (nadishuddhi pranayama).
Ms. Whelan is not the usual otherworldly Sleepwalker; her brilliant technique gives her a forceful dynamic in steps that acquire a fierce, expressive quality.
Through May 25 Known for the painterliness of his seascapes, lush gardens and swarming swamps, John Alexander here reveals another side of his work, a forceful draftsmanship, old master-like in technique, that captures his subjects in the most telling detail.
But Erlendur's combination of bluntness and analytical acumen informs Mr. Kormákur's storytelling technique, making "Jar City" an unusually forceful and thought-provoking thriller.
The movement is intensely personal, anti-neat, variously lopsided, frequently forceful, only at moments related to any established dance technique (and then indirectly or in fractions).
