Like the First Piano Concerto, the compositional structure unfolds continually as the work progresses.

Mr. Levy wanted his score to sing, and now it does, not with tunes, exactly, but with a quality of continually unfolding line that the composer describes as his brand of "florid 20th-century bel canto."

His rectilinear wall and floor pieces seem to have an irreducible unity, yet they also continually unfold - plane by plane, decision by decision - to the viewer's mind and eye.

Alfred imparted the warning to the Geg in a low voice and they continued on down the street, new wonders continually unfolding before their eyes.

According to Wyn Jones, the repertoire of church music "constituted a continually unfolding tradition that is poorly served by the familiar division of the [18th] century into Baroque and Classical."

The flavors were novel and complex, continually unfolding surprises.

At the end you sense he could have gone on and on, that his work was one of continually unfolding possibilities.

The continually unfolding beauties of Pern had not palled on Tarvi Andiyar.

What elevates Ms. Streisand above her imitators is a dramatic instinct that turns everything into a continually unfolding expression of feeling.

Our wound is not a static entity, but rather a continually unfolding dynamic process that manifests, reveals and incarnates itself through us, which is to say that our wound is teaching us something about ourselves.