A coherent team is a fragile thing, victory a puzzle that requires every part perfectly meshed in every game, the new seamlessly jigsawing with the old.
Its songs had clipped, syncopated, perfectly meshed riffs but could bend toward jazz (with James Poiser on rippling Fender Rhodes electric piano and Jafar Baron on trumpet suggesting 1970's Miles Davis) or double time into gospel.
Clenched and brooding, consumed with rage and self-loathing, Tomas is one of the more realistic screen drunks ever in a small, beautifully acted film whose "perfectly meshed lead performances evoke an intimacy that makes you squirm" (Holden).
Even so, in the perfectly meshed characterizations and trouping of the stars, it has two of the most likable Western heroes in many moons a couple of aging, rather seedy and non-too-bright bronco busters.In a leisurely way, the picture lopes along, trimly glued to the two cowboys as they try to make a dollar.
Where the single-player mode is calm and thoughtful, the multiplayer mode is fast and frenetic while still perfectly meshing with the Osmos universe.
The late, legendary choreographer Marius Petipa's normally resplendent Jardin Animé, a scene with ballerinas inscribing perfectly meshing geometric figures, is a sadly thin copy.
But in Ms. Weilerstein's case, what you see perfectly meshes with what you hear.
Intellectually speaking, it's fascinating to see how perfectly it meshes with the 1930s cultural correctness of Soviet Russia.
It is much easier to get a non-wine beverage to mesh perfectly with cheese than it is to get a wine to mesh perfectly with cheese.
Their gears mesh perfectly.
But advice and reality don't always mesh perfectly.
