MOST impressive, Design Miami had a vigor that was missing from Art Basel, which was seven times its size.
And as is often the case with Mr. Savall's work, the live performance, which embraced improvisation in several of the ornate vocal and instrumental pieces, had a vigor that outstripped the already vital performances on the recording.
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Page (who shows up nearly seven minutes into the film) was eighteen years old, and she has a sassy vigor that owes little to theatrical training.
But Becker, whose camera ranges breezily from Métro-station ticket booths to romantic rooftops, is a sophisticate with a populist lilt: the adultery of working people has a ruddy vigor absent from the merchant's cadaverous clutches.
I was already won over; Smith's performance, even as he delivers that boldly crafted line of bullshit, has a sentimental vigor and a tremulous sense of nuance, highlighted in closeup, that reminded me from the start why he's one of the generation's exemplary stars.
One of the few others I can think of is FX's long-running "Justified," and as is the case with that drama, "The Americans" has a pleasant zip and vigor without the "look at this great writing" pomposity.
The minimalist composition has an expressionist vigor, and the background, which veers into solid dark gray, is alien to Impressionism.
Nonetheless, in today's world, subject to rapid changes and shaken by questions of great importance for the life of faith, in order to govern the ship of Saint Peter and announce the Gospel, it is necessary to have a certain vigor of body and soul, vigor, which in recent months, has diminished, forcing me to recognize my incapacity to administer well the ministry that has been entrusted to me.
The most uplifting magic, Jay believes, has a spontaneous, improvisational vigor.
