In the Beethoven, Mr. Freire set the tone with an understated account of the unaccompanied introduction.
She was joined by Ms. Stinson in an appealingly light-toned, understated account of Debussy's Cello Sonata (1915).
As a mezzo-soprano offers an understated account of the Ashbery text, a bass vehemently sings fragments of Greek classical texts.
Ms. Rothenberg gave warm, understated accounts of three Brahms Intermezzos and a full-throttle account of an unfinished Schoenberg Scherzo from around 1894.
In this brisk and understated account, Polsgrove shows that, with a few brave exceptions, whites told blacks to be patient rather than risk white Southerners' violence.
Perhaps that's why some of the most powerful recent writing about Afghanistan has appeared in travel books: Jason Elliot's "Unexpected Light" and, most impressively, Rory Stewart's understated account of his solitary walk across the country, "The Places In Between".
The result is a show that's only gently amusing but, as Smith gets on with singing the songs, offers something else instead of laughter: an understated account of the solace songs offer us, and of the way our favourite artists soundtrack our lives.
Jasper went over to Marcel and asked if he could make the set, and Marcel said, 'Yes, but who would do all the work?' Jasper said, 'I would.'" Cunningham's description was a typically understated account of a scene that would have awed many.
If not exactly immodest, it is never shy of acknowledging its subject's successes, particularly as there is a social battle going on that gives the presence of a Lodge and a Bradbury in Birmingham University's senior common room quite as much solidarity as Powell's understated accounts of the boys he messed with at Eton.
According to the new filing, the four former employees, who are not identified in the suit but were managers in financial or accounting positions, say that Kellogg Brown & Root, Halliburton's engineering and construction unit, inflated its financial results by overbilling for services, overstating its accounts receivable due from customers and understating accounts payable owed to vendors.
"The concept of profit is now flaccid because everybody is making their profits what they like," he says.Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve, for one, thinks that, overall, American corporate profits are probably understated: the accounting gimmickry, he appears to think, all comes out in the wash.
