Mr. Wheeldon sets up suggestions of drama, as when (in both the first and final movements) women are carried onstage gesturing powerfully back to where they've come from, but there's no follow-through.
The revival makes much of a few moments when both Mr. Swinston and, in the junior role, Brandon Collwes seem to hit invisible walls and to bounce powerfully back from them.
They went ahead here after 17 minutes when right back Inigo Calderon, able to play after a red card received against Newport was rescinded, flighted a cross to the far post for Leo Ulloa to make himself a yard in which to head powerfully back across Lee Grant and in for his second goal of the campaign.
Effects that have been electrifying in the past — sudden off-balance pivots on the spot where she then returns to a point of focus as if to a psychological fixation or freezes in powerfully back-bent positions — still occur brilliantly, but like passing moments amid a larger and consuming thought.
They may bring the insanity many of us have learned to live with, constantly and powerfully, back into our consciousness to question.
One is powerfully transported back to earlier times in those moments".
Cuckson and pianist Blair McMillen end up delivering less cheeky attitude and more of the deep purpose: their playing is frank and urgent, with powerfully stripped-back quiet passages in Bartók's Second Sonata, a gritted-teeth ecstatic climax at the heart of Lutosławski's Partita, and brutal attacks and silences in Schnittke's extraordinary Second Sonata.
The powerfully funded Super Pac backing the former Florida governor Jeb Bush will spend at least $10m on television time in the earliest voting presidential primary states, the first salvo in a massive TV ad campaign to support Bush's bid for the Republican nomination.
But what if, on deeper reflection, powerfully-backed policies are a bad idea (perhaps as with the Hinkley decision?
That universe seems a world removed, accessible only to the old and well-connected and powerfully-backed.
