They were a knock-out; I kept wondering didn't anyone question the convergence of homoerotic imagery here--near-naked men eyeing one another, playing with one another seductively, smiling suggestively, and displaying themselves in unmistakable stages of "excitement" barely covered by linen g-strings?
I remember that he moved with unmistakable violence on stage: the rolling of the neck and shoulders, the swagger - intimidatory tactics that Lee employs, exquisitely effectively, to frighten his brother.
Although much of the 40-minute speech echoed his remarks during his campaign for president, it was staged with unmistakable symbolism.
She pioneered women's standup comedy, was a legendary Hedda Gabler on stage and her unmistakable voice has enriched such classic television programmes as The Prisoner.
Often, in horror films, the single most effective device for building a sense of scariness is the soundtrack: the clanking of chains, the groaning of off-stage ghouls, the unmistakable sound of a cannibal rustic firing up a chainsaw.
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With his unmistakable charm, booming voice and magnetic stage presence, the 24-year-old Mumford can't escape comparisons to U2's Bono, no matter how hard he tries.
But he deliberately fumbled words and used a stage-y German accent — unmistakable signals of defiance that further infuriated his captors but even more deeply endeared him to the men under his command at the Hoa Lo prison.
His point was unmistakable.
The Sydney production is also distinguished by stage settings that give an unmistakable sense of time and place.
R.E.M. is casting a bigger musical net, but the unmistakable jangle and grit are still center stage.
