"A rock crystal represents at once both turbulence and limpidity, and its dual, even ambiguous nature is the very essence of the mineral's magic, " he wrote in the preface to Ms . Raulet's new book.
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It was interesting to watch them taste the wines and go through the litany of descriptors _ " limpidity " is one, but then, this is a British institution _ but as I sat there, I found myself looking into the past.
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"Jnanashakti " pertains to " Sattvaguna " whose effects are limpidity of mind, realisation of one s own self, supreme peace, contentment, great joy and being anchored in the Paramatman always which ensures the enjoyment of bliss without intermission.
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Most conspicuously, there is the look of the characters, which, while allowing for some minor variations from artist to artist, generally insists on impossibly statuesque bodies topped by huge, heart-shaped faces, themselves punctuated by gigantic, round eyes of the depth and limpidity of Beverly Hills swimming pools.
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The limpidity and clarity of his voice, and his ravishing upper notes ( no less than his youth, charm and elegance ) were greatly admired in Paris : and if he was not ready for all the roles from the repertoires of Adolphe Nourrit and Gilbert Duprez, still ( they thought ) some Meyerbeer would have suited him well, not least Raoul in " Les Huguenots ".
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Some of them, like Marconi's sweet-toned and finely structured version of Cielo e mar from " La Gioconda " and his stylish delivery of arias from " Lucia di Lammermoor ", successfully convey the limpidity and grace of his bel canto method of vocalism; but most of them demonstrate that by the age of 50, both his breath control and the sweetly lyrical timbre of his voice had been damaged by the strain of singing such taxing roles as Radames, Otello, Lohengrin and Don Alvaro.
