In describing the adaptation of Double Indemnity, noir analyst Foster Hirsch describes the "requisite hopeless tone" achieved by the filmmakers, which appears to characterize his view of noir as a whole.
The Artemis plays with the requisite well-blended tone and technical command.
As Fenton, her lover, Juan Diego Flórez cut the exquisite figure of some pageboy from El Greco (in Milan, he had seemed an El Greco shepherd), even if the requisite sweetness of tone was not his to command.
Although you would never mistake him for a folk fiddler, Mr. Tetzlaff gives his tone the requisite grittiness and bite, and the climaxes course with a raw, freewheeling energy.
"That's unfair," Helen said, with the requisite amount of hurt in her tone.
Beth and Marlene worked with Ruby prior to her photo shoot to make her feel safe and grounded in her body; which included a mixture of yoga-like meditations and the requisite Goddess music to set the tone and then they were off.
Me and Rosie couldn't sleep," he says in a gravelly voice, his natural blasé tone, with or without the requisite REM's.
This requisite stage of training was intended to facilitate the association between tone presentation, lever pressing, and concomitant primary reinforcement.
The trick — beyond the pre-requisite of being funny — appears to be adopting a universally mocking tone (self-mockery is certainly a key ingredient) without being out-and-out offensive, yet also remaining polished enough to get past the internal brand censors.
Though his tone is sweet and well focused, his voice is small and thin, lacking the requisite authority.
But it was Sen. Obama's tone, attitude and the substance of his responses to Tim Russert's questions which can serve to give voters the requisite reassurance that he possesses the wherewithal to surmount this challenge and bring his campaign back on track, at a time when some pundits have judged it derailed.
