But it must also be noted that this film combines the briskness, even volatile energy of his earlier work with an older artist's maturity and confidence.
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From his first appearance at the summit, when he got out of his limousine shirt-sleeved and hastily put on his formal jacket, Putin exuded briskness.
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This tea, most of which is grown at or near sea level, is known for its body, briskness, malty flavour, and strong, bright colour.
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Grotuss encouraged him to give up the dark phase he was in through Irbe, to use brighter primers and to show more briskness and colours in his paintings.
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The band was known for somewhat confrontational, hectic live performances which were heralded by their biggest fans as a return to the artsy yet entertaining briskness of early Los Angeles Henry V.
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More typically, " Allegro Brillante " found Hugo Fiorato conducting with the briskness that Balanchine knew Tchaikovsky's unfinished Piano Concerto No . 3 in E flat requires but rarely receives.
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This valentine to Punjabi culture, shot in 30 days on a tight schedule, never succumbs to briskness in ways that preclude Nair from singing a visual song to the Delhi she obviously loves.
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Nonetheless, there is an admirable shrewdness, a suffer-no-fools briskness, to his analysis, and he has that ability to make the hard-to-see historical parallels.
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Had Kasdan put a bit more briskness into the pace and hired a tough-love editor, " French Kiss " could have lost about 10 minutes, and all concerned would have prospered.
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In French pianist Alfred Cortot ( 1877 1962 ) states that the main difficulty to overcome is " regularity and briskness of attack " and the [ very quick ] alternation of narrow and wide hand positions.
