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"It often dissolves much of the audience in tears," he said.

Given Johnson's attractions to wild tangents, the journey often dissolves into a jumble.

Mr. Hosokawa's wispy music often dissolves into nothingness, a reminder that the godfather of musical silence, John Cage, took inspiration from the Zen guru D. T. Suzuki.

The Nets execute their flex-based sets with real conviction, though after that the offense often dissolves into a dribble move exhibition from Williams or Johnson.

The hour-long title track – the disc's only one – for analogue synthesiser, microtonal saxophone and electronics by Argentinian saxophonist Sergio Merce often dissolves into long stretches of silence or pauses for whole minutes to consider a single groggy drone.

But this does not get us very far when it comes to trying to convey the nightmarish insanity of war in our time, where the line between combatant and noncombatant has been eliminated and that between victim and victimizer so often dissolves.

But it flickers and fluctuates, often dissolving out of frame.

The song structures constantly meander and fragment and often dissolve into silence and drone before reconstituting.

Carroll's tales had a dream-like quality, with episodes often dissolving into one another without any real resolution.

When they are at their best, explanations of success often dissolve into words like chemistry and charisma.

His mother's hair began to turn gray, though she was just 28, and she often dissolved into tears.