| 21. | The two were part of an underground acting group called the Rhapsodic Theatre.
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| 22. | Levine appears to be a devotee, and sometimes his rhapsodic interpretations become vaporous.
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| 23. | Supporters describe Camacho in glowing, rhapsodic terms.
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| 24. | Without any loss to its rhapsodic power, Spano brought coherence to the score.
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| 25. | One might speak with less rhapsodic certainty today.
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| 26. | He organized a group called the Rhapsodic Theater and staged plays with resistance themes.
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| 27. | Their lovemaking, which he previously described in rhapsodic terms, all but ceased.
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| 28. | She was quickly acclaimed for her rhapsodic playing, particularly of the Romantic repertory.
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| 29. | Rhapsodic reports to the contrary notwithstanding, stodge has not vanished from Ireland overnight.
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| 30. | Her friend and donor Harold Grinspoon is almost rhapsodic when he talks about her.
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