The repertory, historical but vibrant, made its case even without the benefit of a dance floor.
By embracing the fulsome style that shaped his career, the collection makes a vibrant, sometimes perturbed case that LaChapelle's sensibility is even more apropos now than it was in his heyday.
As with many young men and women who join white power groups, it was the music scene that helped solidify Mr. Page's commitment to the movement, in his case the vibrant scene in Southern California, where one of us, Pete Simi, met and interviewed him in the early 2000s.
The cases represent vibrant and creative ways to teach soils, and the initial focus is to create a sense of wonder about the soil and its utilitarian and scientific value.
Mr. Jacobs took over for "Jephtha" on Sunday and made a strong case for this vibrant work.
In the drama that has now brought the nation to the brink of economic, social and political collapse, the US-born Papandreou is often viewed as a tragic figure; a man who, though well-intentioned, ultimately failed in his undertaking to turn Greece from an economic basket case into a vibrant, modern European state.
Motorola has also been spending heavily in advertising and marketing, and remaking itself in the image of a hip company with jazzy walkie-talkies and several lines of cellular phones equipped with Internet browsers that come in vibrant colors and light, slick cases.
Most Muslims in Britain do seem to feel at home here -- after all they've been here for several generations in many cases, often building vibrant British-Muslim communities, and have nowhere else to call home.
The vibrant musical performance made a strong case for Britten's piece.
(Mandarin Chinese is not an official language in enough countries and, in any case, there is a vibrant debate about whether Chinese is really a single tongue).
