In this game the Nets exhibited an utter lack of concentration, discipline and defense in the second half.
The curtain rises on a stage full of women who, standing still, go through a ritual series of movements that start fatefully but dramatically in one arm, move down the body and turn into utter absorption in classical discipline.
The men's utter acceptance of martial discipline is combined with a childlike submission and trust: for all the implied violence and suppressed loathing, any ges tures of individual drama are somehow diffused and dispersed within the structures of military society - until the final boiling-over of tension.
The scene at the headquarters of a rogue unit within the rogue Ukrainian nationalist group known as Right Sector wavered between utter chaos and manic discipline.
But in the hands of director David Rountree, who co-wrote the flabby, puerile script with Jake Katofsky, the result is a mishmash of absurd plotting, paper-thin characters and an utter lack of filmmaking discipline.
The next day, Mr. Bush, who prides himself on discipline, was caught uttering a vulgarity to describe a reporter into a microphone.
"The VRS [the Republika Srpska army] carried out orders with incredible discipline, organisation and military efficiency … It was truly amazing feat of utter brutality".
"The VRS [the Republika Srpska army] carried out orders with incredible discipline, organisation and military efficiency … It was a truly amazing feat of utter brutality".
When a British team expects to produce a medal in nine events out of 10 in a particular discipline, and is fully expected to do so, that squad have arrived in a position of utter dominance.
Dodd (whose name is rarely uttered aloud in the film) is, to himself and his followers, the very incarnation of success, with the discipline of a scientist and the drive of an entrepreneur.
