Not only are they often painted with a colour palette meticulously designed not to go with anyone's drapes, but many of McGinness' symbols are pretty subversive.
Not only are they often painted with a color palette meticulously designed not to go with anyone's drapes, but many of McGinness' symbols are pretty subversive.
They all made shrewd choices that add up to an album about obsessive love rendered meticulously -- not so different a task from playing Desdemona at the Met, but with a new vocabulary.
It's a short novel, at just over 130 pages, and it is meticulously naturalistic – not a warlock or time traveller in sight.
Rumpled, furrowed Toby Jones works at his golden sunsets and swirling storms in a studio meticulously but not too doggedly reconstructed in Ben Stones's design with bottle-green stove, clutter of paints and chamber-pot-concealing screen; the brickwork and rough floorboards of the new Arcola wire the 19th century into the 21st.
Concealing his work with an ingeniously designed door cut into the wainscoting, Elser meticulously assembled not one, but two time bombs in the hollowed-out pillar.
Though she's meticulously circumspect about not disparaging Sax, her actions suggest that she is aware that if she doesn't engage with the many districts interested in starting up single-sex programs, there's a chance that Sax will run away with the movement.
The plotting is not meticulously thought out.
Strangely, his absences, meticulously noted, are not rebuked.
If, as it is frequently done, the strict rules are not meticulously followed, troublesome complications may arise.
Corbyn's speeches by contrast were not meticulously organised to coincide with the BBC's Six O'Clock News or Ten O'Clock News.
