Their grasp of the text, control of dynamic range and sheer exuberance at times blew the roof off that great hall.
Perhaps it was in the 1960s that the sheer top made its most dynamic fashion statement, when Yves Saint Laurent's baring of the breasts through a black veil of a shirt reflected changing sexual mores.
Hookworms obviously hark back to psychedelic space-rock, but they have more at their disposal by way of effects gizmos, and more self-consciousness about the sheer physical effort and the dynamic possibilities of two chords and a riff repeated over and over again as noise emerges.
In a mixed review, Option commended the album's "sheer listenability", "clear recording and dynamic performances", but criticized Dulli's subject matter and panned the band's cover of "The Temple".
Sometimes anatomical, sometimes sculptural, this series of nudes goes beyond sheer shock value to capture an intimate dynamic between subject and sharp-shooter.
It is easy to get lost in — and perhaps as a result, to underestimate — the sheer sensory pleasures of his movies: their dynamic compositions and kinetic rhythms, sinuous camera movements and seamless digital wizardry.
One of the reasons fewer male players are making an immediate mark when they leave the junior ranks, Teacher says, is the sheer physicality of the modern sport – a dynamic that places an emphasis on height and raw power.
And it is true that Ms. Cotillard is a dynamic, quick-witted performer, one whose sheer force of will goes some way toward showing how a funny-looking, abrasive street urchin could become the idol of postwar France.
"It's rather different now, only in the sense that the media environment is quite different and the sheer pace of politics now and the oppositional dynamic that has developed," he says.
Trees can also suffer what Dr. Phillips described as "dynamic death," becoming so infested that the sheer weight of the lianas' stems and leaves — particularly in the rain and wind — produces so much mechanical stress that the trees come down.
