Poppy goes to a flamenco class and faces, with a group of women, a fierce teacher (Karina Fernandez), from Spain, who has erect posture and passionate control of the sculpted gesture she embodies the very principle of order, purpose, and dignity that Poppy neglects.
Poppy goes to a flamenco class and faces, with a group of women, a fierce teacher (Karina Fernandez), from Spain, who has erect posture and passionate control of the sculpted gesture — she embodies the very principle of order, purpose, and dignity that Poppy neglects.
The latter is of note given Michael Bloomberg's passionate tobacco control stance while mayor of New York.
From members of the National Rifle Association to the most passionate gun-control advocates, no one wants to live in a country where innocent children are killed indiscriminately.
Written to offer relief in a sonata program, they provided a gentle cushion between Mr. Martino's "Romanza" for violin alone, a substantial exploration of a single state of passionate but controlled lyricism, and Mr. Carter's "Statement" and "Fantasy".
Perry never shows Crawford on the set, and never has Dunaway impersonate any of Crawford's emblematic performances; rather, Dunaway, portraying the star in her private life, captures Crawford's oblivious brutality and relentless intensity, her passionate yet controlled and rock-hard presence that's as terrifying when it's maintained as it is explosive when it breaks.
The correct construction of the law on provocation as it then stood was that the intent to kill arose out of a passionate loss of control and provocative conduct directly linked to that loss of control.
General Mraweh is passionate about traffic control.
After all, they'd fear being held accountable by passionate parents who control the purse strings.
Schnitzer responded with a Leibestod that was direct, passionate and beautifully controlled, and there were compelling contributions from Markus Eiche's Kurvenal and Jane Irwin's Brangäne.
For me, this playing is like an ideal sentence, a sentence I have always wanted to write and never quite had the confidence to do: a long, passionate onrush, formally controlled and joyously messy, propulsive but digressively self-interrupted, attired but dishevelled, careful and lawless, right and wrong.
