Judicious, dispassionate and energetically researched, "His Lives" situates Blunt in a cultural and political context, conjuring up the worlds of Bloomsbury, Cambridge and wartime London with a keen eye to social detail, while sketching in the intellectual influences on Blunt and his friends.
To make a lasting change in the years ahead many of us will need to awaken from our passive slumber and grab hold of reality, reaching out to our world, recognizing our creative immersion, and engaging energetically with our lives.
The second concert, last Tuesday (also broadcast live on Radio 3), opened energetically with the LSO strings nimble and fearless in Prokofiev's "Classical" Symphony No 1 – sounding easy, though in truth full of technical treachery.
The exhibition has boxers energetically clattering the living daylights out of each other, German first world war soldiers dispassionately severing the hands of a young Belgian and a horrifying image of an African American being burned alive by a mob.
But when I see high school students working energetically to save the lives of people half a world away, before they are even allowed to buy a beer, I'm reduced to mumbling admiration.
Steven Mosteller conducted a lively, bristling reading with energetically sweeping climaxes.
Moving easily around the school compound in her wheelchair, Teddy Lomuria, a 15 year old girl living in the remote Karamoja region of Uganda, energetically proves that she knows how to live her life to the fullest – and that her disability will never deter her from achieving her all her dreams.
"Hammers" and "Whirling" (the sixth and final movements) live up to their titles with energetically colorful spirit.
The process of sustaining life in living organisms is a costly process energetically.
Ms. Playten is convincing and lovable, however, when she reveals her red fringe minidress and energetically exhorts the audience to start living.
Not only within our hearts energetically, but by activating love in our lives.
