In retirement, gardening was his forte and he was truly a master of his craft, always ready with advice and assistance. |
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He is so ugly on the inside that his only forte is being beautiful and absolutely vicious on the outside! |
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The principle of defence, being the opposition of forte to foible, is still applicable today. |
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This technique begins at the instant when the foible of the adversary's blade is against the forte of your blade. |
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As visitors to this blog may have gathered, all that HTML-squiggle-dot stuff isn't the Professor's forte. |
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Ploughing was his forte and he loved to sow and plant the crops, watch them grow and mature, and harvest them at the back-end. |
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If adventure sports is one's forte, the city offers everything from dune bashing, desert camping and deep water diving to dolphin watching. |
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I may be surrounded with a reminder of the old times but chivalry was never my forte and lucky for me no one expected it to be. |
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Knowledge has always been Hinduism's forte and almost all the ancient temples had specially dedicated space for encouraging arts and literature. |
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If innovation isn't the industry's forte, adapting research to the profit motive certainly is. |
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Such situations are Jamie McAllister's forte and twice within a brief spell, he accepted the duty. |
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Jumping has always been his forte and really it has all been about getting him fit and ready. |
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His forte lay in articulating authentic emotion, because most of his fictional writing was structured around intensely felt personal experiences. |
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The opening number had the performers singing grand forte two feet from you. |
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The Petrarchian Sonnet is not quite as successful, Cliburn's dynamics favoring mezzo-forte and forte a little too much throughout. |
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This is a good piece to work on the many levels of forte playing, especially in an ensemble setting. |
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The orchestra accompanied well although in the forte passages certain sections of the choir needed to project more tone. |
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But to watch a whiplash rapper ride the crest of an orchestral forte is a genuine awakening. |
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For the European riders, the grass is their forte, and to be able to compete with them and beat them at their own game is very satisfying. |
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A bumpy discursiveness was always his method's mark, even his forte, but here it shows excessive wobble. |
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Certified in Chinese Medicine with his forte in Acupuncture, this multi-talented Gemini followed his first passion in life, music. |
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Pressing to death, the peine forte et dure, was a well-known form of medieval interrogation still largely in use during Elizabeth's reign. |
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Pressing, also known as peine forte et dure, was both a death sentence and a means of drawing out confessions. |
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There was still the terrible penalty of peine forte et dure, by which a man could be pressed to death if he refused to plead to an indictment. |
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Playing the dumb blonde became her forte despite the fact that her articulate astute mind contained much more. |
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Bryan's forte is pulling the wool over the eyes of his contemporaries and elders, so he is always one jump ahead of his teachers. |
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Katz's forte is history of ideas, on a grand canvas with bold strokes of broad brushes. |
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Consistency has never been his forte, so perhaps we should be grateful for the mercies this album provides. |
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Play it forte and legato while playing the rest of the chord piano and staccato. |
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Douglas Camp's forte is representing traditional African archetypes in a physical form that's pure narrative. |
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Although he can adjust to a laid back attitude when shooting or filming in the backcountry, competition is his forte. |
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Although singing most of the time only mezzo forte, his pronunciation is good, his coloraturas flow weightlessly and his piano is clear and sure. |
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The feathery pianissimo lightness in the upper strings against the mezzo forte melody lower down is perfectly weighted. |
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In their place are grating, electronic arrangements that never get below a mezzo forte. |
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Music has been his forte and he has let the sound of his sitar do all the talking. |
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If brute force isn't your forte, you're also encouraged to take the helm, visit the engine room or walk out on the bowsprit. |
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Public performances is a huge forte for these four guys, as their live show radiates with these talents nightly. |
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While they offer both a sportsbook and a casino, in my opinion their forte is the former. |
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Economic activity was his forte, and had he stayed in Sudan he could have stuck to that. |
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Right-lucky accidents were Morse's forte, the result of a ceaselessly inquiring mind. |
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His forte was the cavalry raid, surprising outposts, sweeping down on garrisons, catching the enemy off guard. |
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Constantly raising the level of tension, almost imperceptibly, is clearly his forte. |
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Zhang Ziyi is known in China as the little Gong Li, and her forte as an actress is the projection of an inextinguishable innocence. |
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By the way, Fred is alive and well in Wellington and looking forward to a new season of javelin throwing, his forte nowadays, along with track and field administration. |
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The recapitulation arrives at the rarely used level of triple forte, with the bass instruments laboring to project the theme from below. |
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Our forte right now, whether we like it or not, is that we're a live band. |
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Although he managed to freshen up this look a bit by pairing a fitted ivory jacket with a delightfully swingy chiffon skirt, grand and brand-new statements are not his forte. |
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Feelings may not be your forte, but giving them the attention they need, rather than pretending everything's peachy, makes them allies instead of enemies. |
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The forte is used to parry, the medio to engage and the debole to hit. |
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The victorious fencer has his hand in seconda, his forte against the forte of his opponent, his left leg forward and his point in his opponent's belly. |
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One must differentiate voices within any dynamic, so it follows that supporting lines in fortissimo passages likely will not be played above mezzo forte or forte. |
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Schepkin is the ideal accompanist, expertly handling the quirky piano solo halfway through the piece and slamming his forte chords with the right degree of surprise. |
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It sounds like he has one of those voices that can be controlled at full force, but that becomes unpredictable and unmanageable at mezzo forte or softer. |
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If fashion is more your forte, there are even pieces of haute couture and sportswear in the show. |
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Her forte has long been a kind of easy, content-free populism aimed squarely at the lizard brain of the GOP base. |
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Early music is the stuff of sackbutts, forte pianos and viols. |
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This application of forte to foible provides the defender with the domination over the attack without using undue physical strength. |
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After a triumphant forte, it dissolves into a pianissimo chromatism once more. |
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Whether your forte is wielding a chain saw or brush cutter or snipping branches and moving brush off the trail, your help is valuable. |
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The emerging style at the time was art deco, which was never her forte. |
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My forte is a beautiful, tall bearded iris of heavy substance. |
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Bocelli may be a global singing star, but opera's not his forte. |
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The forte of lobbying firm Westbourne is in mobilising voices behind its clients. |
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Comedy isn't the French forte, and nor, it seems, is clear thinking about male mores. |
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And in general, expanding social insurance against economic risk isn't really libertarianism's forte. |
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Given its small form factor, expandability is not this machine's forte. |
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He scoops, and not much can induce him to sing softer than forte. |
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Admittedly, his latest two efforts have been less than inspiring, but they both came over hurdles and jumping fences is very much his forte these days. |
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If writing is not your forte, by all means, have it done for you. |
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Angst is my forte, so beware the bittersweet angst that is my sword! |
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He admitted the set-piece speech wasn't his forte, pointing out his greater ability in TV interviews and off-the-cuff speeches, but he was never to gain the upper hand again. |
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Whereas Brian specialises in little gifts, Beth's forte is surprises. |
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There is only the need to state that, because of the cutting action in sabre, it is perhaps more difficult to always apply the principle of opposition of the defending forte to the attacking foible. |
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The second theme, dolce e legato, initially presented in the dominant by the violin and the piano successively, is taken up a third time subito forte by the cello in a stirring transition passage. |
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The broad theme is played by muted violins, but abrupt forte chords and chromatically inflected thirty-second note runs, which become quite intense in the recapitulation, undermine the serene mood. |
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Cool finishing has not been Valdano's forte in this World Cup but now he calmly drew Schumacher off his line and slipped the ball past him inside the far post. |
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Refusing to give any other answer to the court, he was committed to another court to suffer peine forte et dure. |
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Because the coach is usually standing up and is therefore higher than the pupil, the swordarm should be extended below the shoulder so that the pupil can meet the blade forte to foible in the parry. |
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Convinced that subtlety was of no importance, he restricted his dynamic range to mezzo forte and louder. |
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The principle of defence is the opposition of the forte of the defending blade to the foible of the attacking blade deflecting the attack clear of the target. |
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As he slurred his monotone words, the crowd yawned, and quickly thinned. Style may not be his forte, but Mr Mwanawasa has successes under his belt. |
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Its first forte in teaching was anatomy and the developing science of surgery, from which it expanded into many other subjects. |
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He does not like twisting arms, LBJ's forte, preferring the force of reason, a commodity not in over-supply in the nation's capital. |
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Cooke's forte is road racing but she finished fifth in the time trial at the 2006 world championships while Pooley was eighth last year. |
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Ripken showed that a shortstop doesn't have to be a small, slight man whose forte is defense and singles. |
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Garrison life and close order drills had never been my forte. |
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His forte was in undergraduate teaching and formulation of teaching programmes, and he was passionate in the elicitation of physical signs at the bedside. |
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Satire, flourishing in his gift for caricature, is his forte. |
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