Mr. Arden sings with an expressiveness that is matched by Mr. Giordano's warm, questing performance.
As Suffolk, Fletcher McTaggart exudes a raw sexual energy that is matched in fervor by Ms. Pierce.
June Anderson, as Violetta, gives a thoughtfully nuanced, emotionally compelling performance that is matched nicely by Vinson Cole's gracefully lyrical Alfredo and Juan Pons's dignified Germont.
In turn, that is matched by an attention to the key part of the rapper's craft: twinning sound and meaning with meter to best effect.
Her raw shout has deepened into a forceful baritone that is matched by an introspection that confers a tragic monumentality on her material.
Ms. Brown's raw shout has deepened into a forceful baritone that is matched by an introspection that confers a tragic monumentality on her material.
Wealth fantasies now constitute a genre of their own, one that is matched at the other end of the spectrum by a doomsday literalism also prevalent on television.
McGill's Sustainability Projects Fund, for example, imposes a student fee of 50 Canadian cents per credit that is matched by the university.
The strongest tales embrace a strain of barnyard humor that is matched by the robust performances of actors who convey an earthy jocularity.
Under certain idealized assumptions, a concept known as the "balanced-budget multiplier theorem" states that national income is raised, dollar for dollar, with any increase in government expenditure on goods and services that is matched by a tax increase.
She sings her confession of love, "I Have to Tell You," with a soft ardor that is matched by a fuller tide of feeling in Mr. Snyder, also possessed of a gorgeous voice, in the show's title song.
