His eyes look very small behind his glasses, and his voice is tremulous.
Both are drawn from reviews in the Sunday Times by Waldemar Januszczak: "Rothko's problem… is the dark myth that he allowed to emerge around him while he was alive… This tremulous Rothko story line presents him as the Melancholy Martyr of Modernism, a deeply pessimistic presence whose painted fogs sag, paradoxically, with tons of heavyweight spirituality… His suicide topped it all off splendidly.
Like so many kids of her age, she is tremulous in the face of the great unknown.
Did the original include references to a girl's "ripening bosom" or her "tremulous, rounded backside with its soft buttocks"?
The administration is more interested in logistical questions, such as how long it will take to build enough smart bombs to make an assault on Iraq possible, than in appeasing the more tremulous sort of Europeans, whom Mr Bush increasingly puts in the same mental box as academics and other lily-livered nitpickers.In this section Will tinkering bring the building down?
But at recent public appearances, he has looked pale, tremulous and exhausted.
During the campaign, his stately manner and at times slightly tremulous voice had made him seem old for his 64 years.
Besides getting patients to stand and take steps, albeit tremulous ones, Dr Tyler and his team have used an early version of this technique in a patient's arms to enable grasping movements.
Yet its impact on competition will be tremulous rather than seismic.
Officials then cast a tremulous eye at the accord with Mexico, which they think has become a conduit for the import to Brazil of cars largely made at the East Asian plants of global carmakers, such as VW and General Motors.Brazil now wants to change the agreement in three ways.
He then recites in a tremulous voice the lamentation for the Shias' first-century martyr, Imam Ali.
