The charm and optimism that characterized his campaign in 2004 are now fused with an urgent tone of anger and aggression as he seeks to present himself as a leading alternative to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.
At its most compelling, Shaking the Habitual is racked with lust, anger and urgent, quaking rhythms.
Both sides acknowledged the urgent need to defuse Americans' anger with the industry, particularly if the White House is to gain more public support for its recovery program.
These moments of loss, sadness and anger drove the urgent questions that percolated through so many stories: How much should be taken away from those who have transgressed?
"What was once worry about getting through economic hard times is now crystallizing into hopelessness, cynicism, resentment and anger," the letter stated, demanding "urgent and immediate action".
On Six Song Demo, you hear an anger and a passion that is urgent and raw and bright; a reminder of how we can better ourselves, swim against the current, rise above.
The rawness of their anger, their compassion and despair, still feels urgent today and cannot be ignored," said O'Prey.
When someone wants to say something urgent - and in turn, and in grief or anger, all of them do - he starts with words but moves into dance, sometimes to Maori chants, sometimes to Dido.
The US is being driven by the urgent need to respond – and be seen to respond – to taxpayer anger at the bailouts.
Unexpectedly moving and bubbling with anger, this is a play with backbone which asks urgent questions: why do we write off teenagers like Amy? What do we mean by community?
