In a performance of unforgiving intensity, Manze transformed the partita into a five-act monodrama of grief, in which the turn toward D major halfway through sounded like a failed attempt to smile through tears (big double-stopped chords came haltingly and effortfully) and the last statement of the theme became an X-ray of a spent and vacant heart.
"They are the champions," said Nelson, who found the lanes clogged and the rim unforgiving during a 17 point-performance in which he shot only 6 for 16 from the field.
Political insiders today awarded him a generous 6.6 out of 10 for performance, compared to an unforgiving 3.6 out of 10, back in July.
He welcomed the Chrysler buyout as a stark, unforgiving and necessary exercise in pay for performance.
The hair is almost the key to the performance; it's as stiff, unmovable and unforgiving as Brooks.
The upstairs studio at Theater Row is an unforgiving space that makes modulation imperative, and the impassioned performances of Ms. Paoluccio and Mr. Hammond, especially, can be punishing on the eardrums.
Later he wrote of the bald, unforgiving expanse of the Moors as 'a stage/ For the performance of Heaven./ Any audience is incidental'.
Egoyan's use of projection is a simple idea that immediately marries the unforgiving close up of the small screen with the thrill of live performance.
"We need to be unforgiving," says Miami's Kirtman, and "make hard-nosed comparisons" of models' predictive performance.
By the time Plath died, Torn's sterling performance tells us, she had become the daddy she loved and feared: a strict, angry, unforgiving ghost.
