Rest is common, and if there is yelling from the coaches, it's usually directed at a player who has forgotten a page in the four-inch-thick playbook, not at someone not playing with fury.
But Curran and Murray, both skilled at playing coiled fury, bring twisted vitality into the Tarrs' relationship in every scene they play.
At a debriefing, while news footage of a rampaging Hulk plays, Fury informs Stark that because of his difficult personality, S.H.I.E.L.D. intends to use him only as a consultant.
Davis is in fine fettle throughout the tour; Coltrane plays with fury.
Whatever happened when the band returned to the studio on January 10 , 1967— with two inadequate sessions under their belts — they sounded angry, perhaps at themselves, and played with fury.
She plays with fury and conviction, and if some of the pouting and fidgeting of her onstage manner finds its way into her music making, her performances are never less than technically impeccable.
If she were merely some clichéd version of a women's rights advocate, she never could have so effortlessly blown off Marian Wright Edelman and Lani Guinier when Bill first got in, or played the Fury with Bill's cupcakes during the campaign.
It's clearly intended to echo the relationship between Michael and Sonny Corleone, but what moves it beyond the obvious is the contrasting charisma of the two male leads: the icy rage of Miguel (Yancey Arias) playing off the fury of Chato (Bobby Cannavale).
Unless it pays users enough, chances are most will just give it a try and then soon get back to playing Fist of Fury.
Gradually, the song gathered force and exploded, launching into an all-out reach for the outer limits in a free-playing fury of sound and energy that came in waves, each one reaching a new, cathartic peak, only to be blown away by another crashing behind it.
Always terse, always intense, Bonds seems to have been playing in a stoic fury.
