The complexity of Balanchine's musicality, with long phrases that often pick out details of the second and third beats of the bar in this fast-whirling score, emerged effortlessly.
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But her personality sounds undiminished, with long, curvy phrases that are decisive, knowing and, in Bobby Bland's heartsick, disillusioned "Dreamer," bitterly authoritative.
Promising sensitive information, the stranger told Poitras to select long pass phrases that could withstand a brute-force attack by networked computers.
Ms. Fischer, who says she has learned a lot from Mr. Maazel in terms of fingerings and bowings, plays with a remarkably sweet tone (evoking melting caramel perhaps) and long, refined phrases that have an operatic quality to them.
The orchestra supported the band with long legato phrases that added a dramatic layer to the songs, but never overwhelmed the largely acoustic ensemble.
But he also set a slightly lesser goal, saying the meeting would be where the two leaders would "start drawing the contours of the long-awaited peace," a phrase that seemed to indicate that a deal on some general principles might also be enough.
But "independent film" is a phrase that has long since worn out its meaning and that now evokes, more than anything else, a fast-receding 1990s golden age of edge and quirk and irony.
Note that while the 'epidemiological transition' is the phrase that has long held sway, contemporary writing also makes reference to a broader 'health transition' (14, 15).
Although her voice, a smooth, medium-dark crooning alto, has acquired more texture over the years, it hasn't lost its signature qualities: a lush, humming vibrato and long-lined phrasing that imparts a serene, lived-in quality to everything she sings.
