Cohen's new novel, despite the disciplined darkness of its tone and the tautness of its construction, is not a complete success in this regard.
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Harrison, in particular, doesn't begin to suggest the nervous tautness of a man about to snap, which Ben does in the second act.
33.
During the State of the Union address, war brought the sneer to his lips, the tautness to his shoulders, and the urgency to his rhetoric.
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Campion sacrifices some narrative logic and tautness to explore relationships and the way desire always has a counterpart, whether fear or hatred or the will to power.
35.
Louther was a virtuoso dancer of rare physical and personal qualities, dancing with the tautness and tension of a coiled spring and the elegant softness of a cat.
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Every time Jonathan Jansen steps into his office he passes under the glare of his predecessors, four white elders staring outward with the tautness of 19th-century whalers.
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But on closer examination, there is a sinewy tautness in the hands, which sculpt his conversation, and his manner reveals an intense, unflinching, even fiery style.
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Armitage's strong point is her innovative partnering, with some of the tautness and tension of William Forsythe's work but lacks his extensive recombination of ballet steps.
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It's had good success with the Lincoln Navigator, the company's luxurious SUV, and the Lincoln LS is positively Germanic in its tautness, looks, and performance.
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The imagination and tautness that informed his beautiful Paris-Zurich production of " Oedipus Rex " had faded somewhat from his 1998 reprise of " Dantons Tod " in Salzburg.
