Roughly phrased, but right.
Frequency questions are phrased.
Arguelles grooved on one note with a tone thick enough to suggest an entire horn section, before plunging into some big-hearted lower register honking, each note and phrase meticulously sculptured.
In glossing "Vague Poem," for example, she meticulously connects a particular phrase to a speech given by Bishop in 1976, discusses the poet's interest in crystallography and includes another, earlier erotic fragment that recalls the more finished poem she is annotating.
Written in a meticulously natural style full of clipped phrases and repetitions, the text is delivered by Mr. Oberzan with the wandering focus of somebody relating a long story casually.
The scholar Nick Sandon has meticulously filled in the gaps; every new phrase in his editions fits with the Tudor idiom, which favors soaring melodic lines and harmonic warmth.
A 6-footer who was once a boxer, Kaplan was a pipe-smoking original known as "the human encyclopedia," who commonly used sonorous phrases like "fistic arcana" to describe his meticulously organized life's work.
As his dancers move meticulously in and out of sync, their long, fragmenting phrases are fraught with a swiping, slicing anxiety and gestures of fear and support – imagery that resonates vividly with the images of flooding and disaster that flicker over the walls of Rashid Rana's set.
A graffiti phrase in his pictures may look spontaneous, but it's actually a meticulously executed reproduction of someone else's expressive improvisation.
Among the other notable works on view are Grace Broussard's meticulously rendered pictures of food and animals and the Henry Ray Clark's kaleidoscopic drawings inscribed with phrases like "I tolte my wife Eno we are from the planet Neptune".
