Those aspects of his choreography were evident only in the last two pieces: "Not the Shack," an excerpt from "In a Different Light: Duke Ellington," and the new "Burlesque".
And she is seeing her abrupt departure from Denver in a different light.
Rather than merely celebrating war or national identity, Ms. Smith questions these categories by showing how fife and drum practices reached back to Turkey (interestingly, the site of recent political unrest), and how what we call "patriotism" might very well be viewed, from various perspectives, in a different light: Were American insurgents revolutionaries or terrorists?
"I don't want people to think I'm not normal, or that I see myself in a different light from them," he said.
But Hansen's legacy should be regarded in a different light from the one left by Henry - and not just because the advent of Welsh regional sides promises to bring a harder, more competitive edge to the national side.
But there was something else that drew me to her — the same thing that caused me to see her computer-generated essay in a different light from the other women's hand-scrawled applications.
She also praised Ms. Debs's Arabesque dining chair, which had a white lacquer finish that looked "like it could be made of carved marble," she said, "and casts a different light from every angle".
Mr. Piecuch of S.& P. said the agency saw this week's failure to agree on a plan to shrink the deficit in a different light from the failure last year to raise the debt ceiling until it was almost too late.
Watching JM Synge's plays brought to magnificent new life by the great Druid Theatre Company of Galway, you see generations of dramatists in a different light: from Beckett, who suddenly looks less of a metaphysician and more of a social recorder, to Conor McPherson, with his drinkers and dodgy stories, and Martin McDonagh, whose scabrous work is an extended argument with Synge.
The survey made clear the extent to which Germans see the EU in a different light from many Britons, with 79% of respondents saying they regarded the EU as a project for peace and 75% believing that it protected individual freedom.
