Mr. Tonsberg, an actor with an extraordinary glow of rosy good health, is very good at quietly reflecting the spontaneity and conformity at war inside Bjorn's character.
The collective says, however, that every performance is different, reflecting the spontaneity of a play that was rehearsed for only three weeks.
Watercolor's translucency and the soft tones of pastel are ideal for sketching, and several of the works on view reflect the spontaneity of work done on the spot, with little revision after the fact.
It was a remarkable event, partly because of the ease with which the eight barefoot dancers in their wild array of costumes reflected the spontaneity, exuberance and subtlety of N'Dour's work.
Rather, he argued, Mr Sarkozy uses a "clear and real" form of language, which reflects his "proximity" and "spontaneity" with the people.
The negative value of ΔG reflects the feasibility and spontaneity of the adsorption process.
She becomes a mirror for the Mediterranean spirit, reflecting its sensuality, spontaneity and intimate attachment to essential things: intense colours, strong flavours, landscape, family and friends.
The evaluated kinetic and thermodynamic parameters of some complexes (Table 4) reflect the non spontaneity and the endothermicity of the decomposition stages as well as the orderness of the activated species.
It has often been dull and too rigid, with players seemingly stripped of all spontaneity - reflected in the chants of "attack, attack, attack" from Red Devils supporters this season.
The film reflects this urge to incorporate spontaneity and new experiences into our daily lives and the lengths at which we will go to do so.
Certainly, what I wear reflects my generation's laissez faire and spontaneity as well.
