Is it supposed to sound like that ? " I was so happy because I did want it to sound like that-shards of sound and untidiness in the distortion.
32.
Helfgott's teacher, Peter Feuchtwanger, compares Helfgott's musical liberties to those of Rachmaninoff and Ignaz Friedman, his musical untidiness to that of Alfred Cortot, Artur Schnabel and Edwin Fischer.
33.
The purpose of this law has been briefly described as " to remove the legislative untidiness, create competition in the sector, lessen the uncertainties for operators and allocate resources to R & D ".
34.
Maybe it's just the newness of the thing or its still-unformed nature or the immensity and untidiness of the prospect of all that stuff being spewed endlessly, from everywhere to everywhere without any traffic director.
35.
Still, given the time director Peter Bonerz spends establishing Oscar's untidiness and Felix's neuroses, it's a wonder these two men would set foot in the same postal zone much less become roommates.
36.
We bolster our existence up with these fake parameters, because I think the idea of what life is really like, with its untidiness _ both in beginning and end and content _ would be the ruination, psychologically, for us.
37.
With all the obvious flaws of delay, untidiness and potential for abuse, we have not yet found a better way to preserve freedom than by making the exercise of power subject to the carefully crafted restraint spelled out in the Constitution.
38.
It has a curious untidiness, as we follow three clients ( two couples and one lone female, hopelessly caricatured by Sian Thomas ), all of whom are set up by Madonna to outbid each other for a $ 20 million painting.
39.
We bolster our existence up with these fake parameters, because I think the idea of what life is really like, with its untidiness-- both in beginning and end and content-- would be the ruination, psychologically, for us.
40.
His incredible untidiness, his addiction to music at strange hours, his occasional revolver practice within doors, his weird and often malodorous scientific experiments, and the atmosphere of violence and danger which hung around him made him the very worst tenant in London.
