As she did to Stravinsky's Firebird Suite, long a CBSO showpiece, but here fresh and crystalline,
pointillistic in detail and incident, both deft and loving and with an Infernal Dance which was coruscatingly malevolent.
The third movement begins playfully in the piano with a sort of
pointillistic version of the first movement's first theme.
His work includes elements of surrealism, primitive symbolic and postmodern realism focusing on the emotion of images and
pointillistic, dot patterns.
(139) Rather than seek to revamp the classification process, however, Congress opted in the end for the indirect FOIA model and the
pointillistic resolution of secrecy disputes on a case-by-case basis.
The limpid waters formed a tapestry of the lightest of blue reflecting the white sand underneath, suddenly deepening into a cobalt beyond, dotted faintly by the
pointillistic green of the seagrass underneath.
It is the song of an ecstatic pilgrim, shyly apologizing to the beloved for wearing her heart on her sleeve as she goes through the streets, with the accompaniment of the piano and strings providing a
pointillistic counterpoint that never overwhelms the vocal line.
Eckardt used silence as a key component, causing breath-taking tension in the omnipresent plucky
pointillistic fulminations.
Examples of George Seurat's
pointillistic artworks are the inspiration for the next step of the project--stippling over the lines of their transferred drawings with black fine-tip permanent markers.
The writing is sparest, even
pointillistic, at the melodramatic climax.
The photograph showed Rovello in the foreground with bleachers of scattered fans in the background, but Sheikh changed it to a brightly colored, almost
pointillistic, background "to embody what Alex brought to life."
5 is dedicated to Henri Dutilleux [recently deceased French composer] and shows Auric's development as a composer, with a more streamlined, almost
pointillistic approach to the sonorous possibilities of the piano.
Its introduction and sixteen representative stories, some fantastic, others not, by authors born after 1945 also fill out the
pointillistic picture of the landscape of Mexican fiction created by the thirty-four (much shorter) stories in Three Messages.
