The suppressed excitement, the wistfulness, the fragrant air of decadence inherent in Tristan Klingsor's lyrics so magically captured by Ravel--all are vividly present in Berganza's singing and in the sympathetic conducting by Michel Plasson of the Toulouse Capitole Orchestra.
"I have psychic powers," she said with a sympathetic grimace, having conducted hundreds of the conferences.
Others have tried empathy, conducting sympathetic interviews with the people suffering terrible hardships on this biblical pilgrimage north, to a place that doesn't want them.
They might now be more willing to consider such prosecutions — though they will still potentially have to contend with jurors sympathetic to defendants whose conduct would not be illegal under state law.
Two months after endorsing "The Secret" on television, Winfrey conducted a sympathetic radio interview with Hicks, who said that she had been ill-treated by Byrne.
He is wooed by Republican candidates, and he conducted a sympathetic interview with Sarah Palin, then a vice-presidential candidate, after she stumbled badly in national television interviews.
Playing out beneath scabbed ceilings and merciless fluorescents, the film accompanies the Rev. Jack Gillie (Daniel Brocklebank, in a powerfully sympathetic performance) as he conducts a dangerous love affair with Martin Garry Summerss), an idealistic guard.
Pollini's technical mastery is undisputed, but the idea that he is too emotionally detached, that he "interrogates" music as opposed to conducting a "sympathetic interpretation", has become a commonplace of discussion about his work.
With a tone at once magisterial and personal, learned but accessible, the historian and curator Jean-Marie Pérouse de Montclos (well served by a sympathetic squadron of translators) conducts a stately promenade through the 23 centuries since a Celtic people called the Parisii settled on the Seine's Île de la Cité.
To quantitatively evaluate the Ca2+ content in the ER and its permeability, we modified a protocol from a previous study conducted in sympathetic neurons (Albrecht et al. 2002).
Despite his experience at politically justified homicide, Dean's salient trait is innocence, wonderfully embodied in George Hampe's performance; among other concerns, he doesn't have the foggiest idea of how to sell himself in a job interview, even though it's conducted by sympathetic social worker Oliver Denny (a delightfully droll Anthony Fusco).
