This is no small thing: he has the distinction, in a time when jazz compositions are becoming increasingly opaque, of writing catchy tunes.
His melodic shards are strong, as are the chord sequences moving underneath them; he has the distinction, in a time when jazz compositions are becoming increasingly opaque, of writing catchy tunes, and his fat-toned, unfussy bass sound enhances them.
His melodic shards are strong, as are the chord sequences moving underneath them; he has the distinction, in a time when jazz compositions are becoming increasingly opaque, of writing catchy tunes, his fat-toned, unfussy bass sound enhances them.
"Journalists continued to find her infuriating and opaque," he writes with evident exasperation.
"Ms. Johansson is photographed so that her skin is as opalescent as her earring, but the movie is opaque," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times.
"Ms. Johansson is photographed so that her skin is as opalescent as her earring, but the movie is opaque," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The Times.
"The story is at once hilarious and horrific, its significance both self-evident and opaque," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in October.
Hauser & Wirth, W1, Thu to 10 Jan SS Light sculpture tends to conjure to mind something conceptually hard-headed and aesthetically cool: minimalist fluorescent tubes or opaque phrases written in white light.
The financial system is so "irredeemably opaque," he wrote in the Financial Times, that policymakers cannot hope to sort it out.
Barton Swaim's indictment of opaque academic writing.
