Mr. Beloserkovsky, a genial prince in the first act, was smitten with the beauty of Ms. Dvorovenko's Odette, and their second-act adagio became a tender declaration of love.
In French it's "something like a tender declaration of amour," says Paul Maher, Scient's U.K. director of marketing; he dropped that phrase in France.
In French it's "something like a tender declaration of amour," says Paul Maher, Scient's U.K. director of marketing, who dropped the phrase in France.
And there are occasional bravely open declarations, like the tender male couples among the mostly nude crowd of Paul Cadmus's latter-day history painting "What I Believe," of 1947-48.
"Look What You've Done," from "Take Care," is Drake's tender celebration of his mother and his uncle, a moving declaration of the importance of family.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), the Australian government authority responsible for regulating the TPA, commenced an action in the Federal Court of Australia seeking declarations that Baxter's bundling pricing structure in its tenders had contravened Sections 46 and 47 of the TPA.
The players make declarations, pose questions, give answers, thrust and parry, chase each other, proceed in lockstep; there are moments of tender lyricism and of furious aggression – I've never seen string players subject their instruments to such apparently extreme maltreatment - but the Tetzlaffs encompassed it all with wit and impeccable virtuosity.
But declarations are cheap.
This collection of tender, impressionistic tales, a series of confessional accounts of self-destructive people doing the wrong things for the wrong reasons, kicks off with a declaration of love by Godzilla for the city of Tokyo.
