Though for me his playing was still a little flashy, Mr. Lang brought out inner voices and rhythmic intricacies that you seldom hear.
In the realm of the life sciences there is a noble tradition of popular books that, by synthesizing emergent findings scattered through research journals, have reshaped our view of the world, peeling away the old, familiar veneer to reveal inner workings of unimaginable intricacy.
VIRTIS also revealed the intricacies of the inner region of the (southern) hemispheric vortex circulation (Garate-Lopez et al. 2015; Luz et al. 2011) which supplement the reflected light views that revealed the vortex from space time composites of Mariner 10 dayside images (Suomi and Limaye 1978) and Galileo (Peralta et al. 2007).
His inquisitive mind lights on inner details, harmonic clashes and contrapuntal intricacies, and makes the music leap off the stage.
He's a brilliant observer of the inner world, and writes about the intricacies of love in the family like no one else.
In that Allegro he dispatched the waltzing theme in crisp, bright chords and played the whole movement with lithe energy and daring, bringing out surprising contrapuntal intricacies and creeping chromatic inner voices.
My guide on this journey is David Berman at Trinity College Dublin – a philosopher who has spent many hours studying the intricacies of the mind's inner working and the senses.
I discovered amazing intricacies that existed between the mood of the film and the inner psychology of the actors during the shooting.
Depending on the intricacy of the design of a particular piece, there may be even more layers of bark and wood required, such as to make the inner lid that helps the tea leaves stay fresh longer.
The narrative intricacies mount and mount.
