"Correlazione" has the same virtues and weaknesses it had at its premiere in 1994.
Andrea Weber, with whom Mr. Mitchell dances the greatest of this work's several marvelous duets, has the same virtues; to watch this pair is to experience dance as an adventure both physical and spiritual.
Ms. Hyltin, whose figure looks so delicious in the high Berman powder-puff tutu, has the same virtues; she's emerging as one of the wittiest dancers in the company.
As far as I can tell, none of the other options — other than outright surrender — has the same virtue.
"Caravane" is a shorter version of the production he presented at the Kitchen, and it has the same virtue or problem, depending on your point of view.
"The Casual Vacancy" describes young people coming of age in a place divided by warring factions, and the deceased council member, Barry Fairbrother — who dies in the first chapter but remains the story's moral center — had the same virtues, in his world, that Harry had in his: tolerance, constancy, a willingness to act.
"The Casual Vacancy" describes young people coming of age in a place divided by warring factions, and the deceased council member, Barry Fairbrother who dies in the first chapter but remains the story's moral center—had the same virtues, in his world, that Harry had in his: tolerance, constancy, a willingness to act.
This argument would seem to have the same virtues and vices as McDaniel's original argument for interpenetration.
Histories of ideas ReprintsHis novel has the same understated virtues that made him so effective as a politician.
This version of "The Dresser" is more intimate and stage-bound than the previous one, but it has the same timeless virtues: a strong evocation of the pains and pleasures of a life spent in the theater, and two lead roles that allow great actors to spar with and support each other for two hours.
De, 德, has the same multiplicity of them: "virtue", "power", "excellence", "force", "conduct", "charisma".
