As Bev, a Chicago-based, Eisenhower-era housewife with a black maid, in Bruce Norris's two-act play "Clybourne Park," Kirk gives a performance of such slowly accumulated magnitude that the ideas Norris puts forth in the text (some of which work; others don't) are rendered more truthful because of Kirk's consciously artificial show.
He studied the circumstances in which "speech tunes" changed, the psychology and temperament of speakers and the coherence within speech, all of which helped render the dramatically truthful roles of his mature operas, and became one of the most significant markers of his style.
As a result of his Italian studies, particularly of Venetian painting, his development in the treatment of space, perspective, light, and colour and his broader technique mark the beginning of a new phase in his lifelong pursuit of the truthful rendering of visual appearance.
In its marketing, publisher George H. Doran Company stressed Heyward's knowledge and truthful rendering of Southern black life.
It is trite but truthful to say that administrative agencies render valuable and very necessary services in the solution of the complex governmental and economic problems of our time.
Mechanism design is a Nobel Prize-winning theory based on incentive compatibility, whereby algorithmic procedures render it in the parties' interests to be forthcoming, or truthful about their "bottom lines," rather than relying exclusively on ex-post enforcement.
"suggest that a different degree of protection is necessary to insure that the flow of truthful and legitimate commercial information is unimpaired". Appellants suggest no distinction between commercial and noncommercial speech that would render these discredited arguments meritorious when offered to justify prohibitions on commercial speech.
RP: Truthful, always truthful.
It was truthful, 100% truthful.
"And truthful voices come from truthful people".
