Watch the luxuriance of that first posé (step-out) into arabesque on pointe at 0 06 (repeated at 0 18), and the way the working leg rises as the supporting foot rolls smoothly down through the heel.
The writing still shows his famous descriptive luxuriance.
His account of Thatcherism and Reaganism leaves unexplained why these are widely believed to have contributed to economic turnarounds, focusing as it does mainly on the failures of monetarism and on America's budget deficit.Sometimes the sheer luxuriance of material gets the better of him.
Far from backing down, Grace's strategy was to persuade other cricketers to grow beards of comparable luxuriance, and his critics saw they were on a sticky wicket.
His most important early book of verse, Le Marteau sans maître (1934; "The Hammer Without a Master"), was Surrealistic in style, being marked by verbal luxuriance and a free play of imagery.
In contrast, the lower levels of the Sierra Madre Oriental display, especially in the southern part, a broad-leaved tropical luxuriance correlated with the reliable and adequate rainfall that they receive.
Its varied vegetation illustrates the intense competition for light that goes on in this environment in which other climatic factors are not limiting at any time of year and the vegetation is thus allowed to achieve an unequaled luxuriance and biomass.
At Bahia (now Salvador), Brazil, the luxuriance of the rainforest left Darwin's mind in "a chaos of delight".
The Chinese term jin mao, used for the building's name, means "golden prosperity" or "golden luxuriance".
And we hear a lot about the effects – the early narcissi of the Scillies; the northern palm trees of subtropical gardens near Glasgow; the frondy luxuriance of Bodnant in North Wales.
At 52 minutes, Divers is a sprint compared to the three-disc marathon of 2010's Have One on Me; but such is the poetic intensity of her lyrics, the confected luxuriance of her arrangements, and the themes and motifs tying the songs together, that it's hard to take in on one listen.
