But too much twist also hobbles performance.
It has, of course, been kept up-to-date with every patch and bug-fix issued, and no eye candy has been allowed to hobble its performance.
The showdown between two longtime allies has thrown the state's Democratic Party into turmoil just when it seemed to be recovering from a divisive Senate primary, and is raising concerns that the distraction could hobble its performance in the November elections.
Every grunt, wince and defiant, hobbled lurch of his performance is made with maximum effort and urgency.
Richard may be slowed down by a hunched back and hobbled gait, but this performance spins a classic, much-interpreted character until we're all dizzy.
But Mr. Fincher's slick, menacing style and Ms. Mara's fierce, Oscar-nominated performance are hobbled by the plodding, procedural obviousness of the original story, which cannot quite rise above the level of a not-bad television crime series.
But Mr. Fincher's slick, menacing style and Ms. Mara's fierce performance are hobbled by the plodding, procedural obviousness of the original story, which cannot quite rise above the level of a not-bad television crime series.
An often wonderful mess of rock performance unfortunately hobbled by a flat, un-dynamic sound mix, the set was far removed from the Kinks- and Rolling Stones-inspired stuff that brought Foxygen early attention.
Reviewing the latter, the Chicago Tribune praised her "extraordinary" performance of the "hobbling, stooped hunchback Fool".
Herko was attempting the impossible in Warhol's film – towards the end of his marathon performance he was apparently hobbling and bleeding, and his pain was said to have been as interesting to Warhol as his most dancerly flights.
