Cruz also acknowledged that a social safety net would always be necessary, especially for the elderly and disabled, and struck a softer tone: drawing on the personal experience of his working class parents as inspiration for a conservative version of the American dream addressing the causes of poverty rather than its consequences.
From her very first entry, a magically reflective tiny adagio amid the surrounding opening movement allegro, the refinement of Jansen's silvery tone drew the audience into a reading characterised by great intimacy, with Jurowski now reinvented as a most sensitive accompanist.
Mr. Gore's zigzagging on issues is a recurrent theme in Mr. Turque's biography, a book that, despite its judicious tone, draws an often damning picture of the vice president as a hypocrite, driven by a curious mixture of duty, loyalty and cold political calculus.
Still, the way the show (which does substantially moderate Orth's judgmental tone) draws important parallels between Cunanan's simultaneous romances without smacking us in the face with them is really skillful.
While Paul's initial response was not uncharacteristic of a man who spent the majority of his career in Congress denouncing military intervention abroad for a variety of reasons, including the toll it took on American servicemembers, the nature of its tone drew immediate criticism from a variety of sources.
They spoke in grave, deliberate tones, drawing on the party's lifelong wisdom and experience.
A caricature would be one where the doors open with a whoosh to reveal suited people sitting around a table in an oak panelled room, having confidential discussions in hushed tones, drawing on deep expertise and thinking big thoughts.
An installation of several hanging chastity belts fashioned from smooth metal and powder, coated into an array of luscious pastel tones, draws inspiration from 50s diners and kitchen interiors.
I was living in New York at the time, he was living in LA and he had a graphic art place to do half-tones, line drawing things.
His treatments of Russian subjects tend to be grim in tone, sharply drawn, and boldly composed.
