She slips fluidly between recounting love and pain in the same wispy tenor, paving the way for musicians like Lana Del Rey who find the beauty in sadness while reveling in both.
Greenwich Village in the early 1960's and Lenny Bruce, the shocking social satirist of the day, seemed an ideal couple, both reveling in full countercultural bloom.
Green with envy at all the Saint Patrick's Day revelers reveling while you work?
And if his interpretive approach has been largely unaffected by the findings and fashions of the period-instrument movement, he has always found ways to keep his performances trim and tightly focused while reveling in both the heft and the sonic sheen that a modern orchestra can provide.
Destabilizing the conventions of cinema by both revealing and reveling in its artifice, Dellsperger's process of constructing scenes with a single actor produces startling moments of technological imperfections, whether a jerky exchange between two characters or a doubled actor hovering slightly off of the ground.
As for Mr. Johnson, he seems to be reveling in the chance to have it both ways.
In 1992, mother and daughter both worked in Rockefeller Center, reveling in the glamour of pedicure lunch hours and "window shopping in the stores we couldn't afford".
Ice-T, who had experienced the world of gangs firsthand, introduced his steel-hammer-rhythm braggadocio on albums for Sire Records in the late 1980s, and N.W.A.'s Straight Outta Compton (initially released on group member Eazy-E's Ruthless label in 1988) was widely popular with both black and white teenage males reveling in their disaffection.
He and his wife of 30 years, Rosalie, a law librarian at New York Law School (they have a son and a daughter), both enthusiastic readers and eaters, are reveling in the move to the Upper East Side, where the society maintains an apartment, exploring the city's bookstores and restaurants.
His subject was Genghis Khan, a conqueror of many peoples who was both barbarically ruthless and soulfully sentimental, reveling in revenge by tearing out an enemy's heart and liver with his bare hands while also forgiving, again and again, the bloody treachery of an envious childhood friend.
