Nicholson is a skillful writer, and he interweaves the stories of all three central characters, playing Henry off Rick while balancing both with Draper, who animates this novel.
At the source of the process is a wider, more rapacious range of influences than those of any other singer, which converge through the bottleneck of Plant's remarkable voice and muse, only to widen again into a delta of sound, incorporating and interweaving all of them.
And Mr. Gordon made all this interweaving of reality and illusion both inventive and witty.
This interweaving of different knowledge sources is an obvious strength of the mapping approach: It allows the proficiencies of all participants (researchers, clinicians and PLHIV) to converge in the development of interventions.
Interweaving stories reveal lives filled with love and loss, fear and greed, fortune and envy, and, most recognisable of all, family and home.
Gorgeously photographed and brilliantly performed, Ashes and diamonds masterfully interweaves the fate of a nation with that of one man, resulting in one of the most important Polish films of all time.
Their prodigious research, peerless scholarship, inspired interweaving of film clips, interviews, newsreels and stills and, above all, astute and careful judgments combine to create a totally captivating experience that will be a revelation to cineastes and general audiences alike.
All I can report is that the interweaving of four actors with four musicians works superbly and that Complicite's kaleidoscopic approach made me listen to Shostakovich's final, sombre string quartet with freshly attentive ears.
Economic, social, and cultural processes interweave all of these domains.
