Here the arrangement was simplicity itself — just John Jackson fingerpicking an acoustic guitar and Brian Harrison playing an unobtrusive bass line — and Ms. Lynne delivered her lyrics almost in a whisper.
Despite one moment of strain on a high note on Tuesday, Mr. Fouchécourt exemplifies a tradition of French singing rarely heard today: His words are set with perfect clarity on the vocal line, his vibrato is unobtrusive, and his voice is so placed in the mask of his face that it reaches into the theater with bright presence.
Where Ms. Machado works with materials like vellum, hair and Mylar, making subtle and unobtrusive works, Ms. Linnemann takes a hard-core conceptual line.
With a good-quality trimmer you can shave your neck and cheeks nearly clean, trim whiskers under your chin to an unobtrusive length and leave the whiskers of your jaw line any length you want.
A LIF line scan system was used to obtain unobtrusive, angle-resolved concentration measurements in the vicinity of four forms of impeller agitating a continuously operated stirred tank.
Among the sprawling views and long loud lines, Smith intersperses sparser fare: sonnets and couplets, unobtrusive in their skewed rhyme ("open" and "stolen," "hate" and "complicate").
In 1968, in a long piece on Godard in Partisan Review, Sontag wrote that the director's "approach to established rules of film technique like the unobtrusive cut, consistency of point of view, and clear story line is comparable to Schoenberg's repudiation of the tonal language prevailing in music around 1910".
It deviates from its source material in generally modest and unobtrusive ways; for instance, by reorganizing the book's fragmented, parallel story lines into a linear whole.
Two speaking actors (Zachary Linnert and Caroline Burrow) inhabit the scenes as unobtrusive extras — at a back table in restaurant scenes, for instance — and speak the lines that the main actors are signing.
Costumes are unobtrusive.
