These appearances feel like residues of Kesha's original plan to recreate, as she put it, the free-form "spirit of the '70s" amid the mouse-clicking approach to production in "this age of using computers".
The challenge, he said, would be to integrate more of his free-form spirit (and his blossoming love of Twitter) without alienating viewers who know or care little about sports, and without copying programs like ESPN's "Sports Center.
The alcohol was given in the form of spirit (53° Maotai spirit, 2010, Renhuai, Guizhou, China).
And the contemplative aesthetic of a legendary craftsman's wood furniture is hauntingly captured in "NATURE FORM AND SPIRIT: THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF GEORGE NAKASHIMA".
A listener wanted to believe that all that fussiness and noise meant something — that some form of spirit or feeling animated these performances.
We live our lives amid a complex web of rapidly changing whims, desires, ethics and policies; we pick the ones we like, and they form the spirit of our age, the spirit of our society.
Since the composite domain on Physical Form and Spirit did not provide much interpretable information on top of the two separate Physical form domain and Spirit domain, model 1 was aborted.
Goold added that "inspired in form and spirit by the Greek Dionysia," the theatre would also put on discussion events around the plays.
The Luhrmann production was more or less intact, and I think that it was true to the form and spirit of the original.
As Hamlet, Kevin Predmore offers the right portrait of torment, twisted in form and spirit but also resilient in his duel with Mr. Klotz's agile Laertes.
The form that spirit took in popular music in Nigeria in the 1970s, though, was more visceral and more far-reaching than anything Broadway gave birth to.
