tautly's Usage Examples:

Called a "tautly powerful slow blues" by music journalist Charles Shaar Murray, it has been.

that they interlocked, rather like a jigsaw puzzle, with everything held tautly in place by an encircling 'frame'.

a 70-minute programmer so tautly directed that every image counts, every detail matters, every actor's movement.

Is Islam?, as "a strange and brilliant work, encyclopedic in vision and tautly argued in the manner of logical proof, yet pervaded by the urgency of a.

It has been painstakingly done, beautifully photographed and tautly played, especially in its central role, and for the most part it catches.

although "it is necessary to admit that the yarn is an excellent one, tautly written and as exciting as ever .

Like so many of his works, it is tautly composed, relatively short and full of contrasts.

because of the chance to see [Julie] Christie, who becomes more and more tautly beautiful with the years, and [Mary Elizabeth] Mastrantonio, who is also.

edited thriller redolent of so many others"; while DVD Talk called it "a tautly-told, intriguing little story perfectly suited to its limited budget.

Manfield The New York Times wrote "the British have concocted a snug, tautly-strung little thriller called "Stop Me Before I Kill!".

The BBC was mixed, stating that "This collection is tautly written and practically boasts of the deep level of research that underpins.

extensive use of percussion – are excessive, but they are contained within a tautly argued, tightly structured whole, and possessed of a thrillingly direct.

Maureen Ryan of the Chicago Tribune called it "a tautly constructed and thus very satisfying episode of TV", deeming Emerson's performance.

Daily Express called it 'tautly and skillfully written—a genuine, can't-put-it-down, turn-off-the-telly-read'.

"Guillermin’s talent for clear, compact, efficient direction became evident: his tautly-shot thriller remains the strongest crime drama in the Adelphi catalogue.

praised "a charismatic dimension to Williams' leading performance, some tautly edited and dramatically photographed action setpieces and some nifty comic.

Murray of the Los Angeles Times wrote: "Term Life is cleanly plotted and tautly paced, but it's never as fun as it should be.