But it is all George's work: his beady eye for detail, his intimacy, his eye for emotional truth and his rolling, robust phrases.
His voice is more ethereal than robust, his phrasing and diction so oratorically correct that his approach occasionally verges on the stuffy.
Used with a robust pass phrase, similar to a password, "everything on the hard drive is protected from disclosure".
In this review, we seek to describe both current capabilities and potential needs for building cell-based therapies that interface with host physiology in a manner that is robust — a phrase we use in this context to describe the achievement of therapeutic efficacy across a range of patients and implementations.
His robust tone and cocksure phrasing gave the group deep roots.
The one solid performance came from the baritone Vassily Gerello as Rodrigo, who, though not flawless, delivered Verdi's phrases with robust tone and palpable fervor.
The question asked to respondents was "a robust and legitimate question" phrased in "everyday language" said Dr Richard Norrie, lead analyst of the Demos Integration Hub.
His sound, though not enormous, is robust, penetrating and warm; his phrasing smooth and refined.
Gravity and resilience are virtually built into the cello, but when Joel Krosnick plays, he adds a robust and deliberate intensity of phrasing that is his alone.
Suppose that the freedom involved is not the compatibilist "freedom of the turnspit" (to borrow Kant's derisive phrase) but the robust freedom that implies both that the agent is the unsourced source of the action and that the agent could have done otherwise.
Luthando Qave, a robust baritone with a gift for supple phrasing, is more of a smooth operator as Guglielmo.
