"Different language, different pace," he reported.
The language keeps pace with these allusions.
As a petition to drop James Arthur following the exposure of his use of anti-gay language gathers pace, I can't help but feel it's necessary to highlight the difference between an unrefined bigot with the inability to self-censor, and a true homophobe.
"It was really important to me to find out the roots of this person, who was very far from home, very sick, away from all of his friends in a very arch, complicated, decadent society where he didn't speak the language," Mr. Pace said.
This includes not showing any signs that you suspect the other person of lying and making an effort to mirror his or her body language and pace of conversation.
Debussy, who had a love-hate attitude toward Wagner, pronounced "Fervaal" superior to Wagner's operas in its refined musical language, dramatic pacing and elegant orchestration.
We interpret what people say to us not only from their tone and facial expressions, but also from their body language and pacing, as well as their synchronization with what we do and say.
There is, however, notable language about the pace of spending: "The President and the heads of Federal departments and agencies shall manage and expend the funds made available in this Act…as quickly as possible consistent with prudent management".
It is likely, however, that the persistence of the terms environmental sculpture and kinetic sculpture is a result of the failure of language to keep pace with events; for the practice is already growing of referring simply to environments and kinetics, as one might refer to painting, sculpture, and engraving, as art forms in their own right.
In recent meetings the Fed has fiddled with its language about the pace of recovery and their expectations for inflation, but announced no other changes.
