The Ballet Theater dancers move with their whole torsos, lacking the urgent earthy thrust of the Graham diaphragm.
But her presenting style is too urgent and thrusting for a lovely ambient programme about rambling.
When Berger was young, his urgent left-wing politics sometimes thrust him into the role of provocateur.
America's retaliatory strikes, and the image of bullying power they represent for many in the Islamic world, are thrusting the United States into an urgent struggle for the hearts and minds of Muslims everywhere.
Whatever the reasons, the food crisis has thrust itself into the middle of urgent meetings by the United States and North Korea's neighbors -- Russia, China, South Korea and Japan -- on how to handle North Korea's recent decision to reactivate its nuclear weapons program.
Within these main programme thrusts, UNICEF is supporting three particularly urgent priorities in the coming months: - the return to school of over 1.5 million children by 21 March; - the immunisation of children against measles nation-wide; - the assurance of continued life-saving humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable children and women.
Performing the closing seguiriya, she brings an elemental gravitas to her fast spiralling turns, to the gravelly thrust of her footwork and to the small, urgent movements of her head.
But to be relevant in fashion, a designer has to have an urgent and ever-changing message, which did not seem to be thrust forward on this runway.
Studying in greater detail the surface expression of the frontal thrusts south and west of Kathmandu is therefore more urgent than ever.
Al Mansour is too smart to overdo the symbolic spin, but the thrust of her film, toward the end, could hardly be more urgent.
