| The actors are hardly charismatic, but Ulmer, capturing their frozen energy in daringly long takes, inspires them with his rhapsodically compassionate vision. |
| So whatever is the author of Cloud Atlas, Ghostwritten and number9dream – among other rhapsodically inventive novels – doing in The Flask, once Kingsley Amis's local? |
| The songs are irreproachably written and rhapsodically performed, and yet they remain incarcerated within the shackles of influence. |
| International festivals proliferated and ancient bonds were re-established as musicians embraced folk-rock, toured widely and were rhapsodically welcomed. |
| But Rosette waxes rhapsodically a little too much with his sugary, cliched conclusion. |
| Tenor John Mark Ainsley was magisterial and Elin Manahan Thomas magical in a soaring ornamented soprano line, triplets cascading rhapsodically over a drone of Russian Orthodox-style basses. |
