Men tend to lash out, showing anger, hostility, explosiveness and unpredictability.
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"I — I — I don't know many with that explosiveness," he said.
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Of course, such explosiveness is tough to shoot with a standard camera.
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The same moderator expressed substantial adoration for the beloved Note7, explosiveness notwithstanding.
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The explosiveness of his new "tap" style allowed him to cross over.
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"Uber-athlete with spring-loaded hips and elite explosiveness," said the NFL.
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For example introducing the drums towards the end gives the ending some explosiveness!
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Mr. Carranza denied that legislators were avoiding the topic because of its explosiveness.
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But at 23, it's sensible to have reservations about how much explosiveness he'll recapture.
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Kennard can't get to the rim and displays very little explosiveness once he gets there.
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That sort of explosiveness is staggering for a run-heavy offense that changed quarterbacks midseason.
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The crowd/team reactions, the iconic music, and the explosiveness of it all is just delightful.
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Other research found that athletes who paired tDCS with training achieved 12 percent gains in explosiveness.
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"Nobody on the team comes close to her in quickness and explosiveness," defender Julie Johnston said.
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The explosiveness in his voice is commanding and at that moment I knew he meant business.
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But aside from the potential time-saving aspect, weightlifting requires tremendous explosiveness, speed, mobility, and balance.
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Keeping this potential explosiveness to oneself, however, could also be understood as a sign of strength.
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Every athletic skill is tested: speed, agility, strength, stamina, flexibility, hand-eye coordination, reflexes, explosiveness, mental toughness.
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In halfcourt sets, Capela's powder-keg explosiveness makes him available to receive lob passes from any angle.
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Their offensive explosiveness masked some atrocious goaltending last season; those figures have not improved much this year.
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Portugal's most high-profile player may have three goals, but his Real Madrid explosiveness has been absent.
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These collage paintings conjure the gestural explosiveness of Abstract Expressionism tempered by geometric rhythms and graceful nuances.
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"You need to have a lot of explosiveness, to be able to snap the hips," Jha said.
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"Additional signs of memory impairment include irritability or even explosiveness when questioned about their memory," she added.
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The fatigue has stripped him of his explosiveness, but the comeback prayers of the crowd revive him.
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" And, if he did: "Will he recover enough explosiveness to ever be the same player he once was?
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She also does interval training — on treadmills and rowing machines — to hone her anaerobic fitness and her explosiveness.
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Chargers receiver Isaiah Burse said Williams had only scratched the surface of how he can exploit that explosiveness.
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"Sprints are ideal for building stamina and explosiveness, which B needs to move across the stage," Borges said.
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"Their stuff over there is very good," said Gordon, who described lifting heavy weights to increase his explosiveness.
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The speed and explosiveness of Team North America are likely to inspire the next generation of great American players.
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Howard isn't the physical force he used to be, but he can still show surprising explosiveness around the basket.
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"How aggressively TikTok is pushing in the United States and the explosiveness of the platform has just been tremendous."
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But with the offense at full strength, and Smith adding explosiveness to the defense, the Cowboys are nearly unbeatable.
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It's testament to Biles's explosiveness and stamina that she throws this in during the second half of her program.
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"CTE is associated with aggressiveness, explosiveness, impulsivity, depression, memory loss and other cognitive changes," the University said in the statement.
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And although his borderline blend of size and explosiveness aren't deal-breakers, they won't cut it given his current profile.
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Reducing the explosiveness of the crude moved by rail was not supposed to be a cure-all to prevent accidents.
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Most of the time, as humans grow taller, it's harder for them to retain both explosiveness and fluid body control.
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Blast Corps begins as a silly smash 'em up, then, before turning into this wonderful puzzler of ever-escalating explosiveness.
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This is all rather heavily guarded in the teaser, which is more a study of Erica's explosiveness rather than her relationships.
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Blumenthal said Comey should have issued a statement on Trump's claim publicly because of the explosiveness of his allegation against Obama.
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The explosiveness of the migration issue in Italy is perhaps best seen in Macerata, a medieval town near the Adriatic Coast.
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His greatness lay in his power, his dynamism, his explosiveness; over these last two, three, four years, all have visibly diminished.
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Combining the aggressive with the lyrical, the piece foreshadows the jagged contours and percussive explosiveness that would define her later works.
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Parker has been plagued by minor injuries that have robbed him of much of the explosiveness he displayed earlier in his career.
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Missing the explosiveness of the injured Megan Rapinoe, the Americans struggled to move the ball quickly, allowing the South Africans to bunker.
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The Knicks have convinced themselves that his explosiveness and athleticism have returned, even if the statistics do not back up that appraisal.
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Washington was one of the primary figures in establishing the Big East's identity, the guy who imported that playground explosiveness and excitement.
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I expected his explosiveness to the rim to need the time, not his 250-point shooting, which is mired at 260 percent.
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Biles and Raisman struggle with the bars because the event doesn't necessarily reward explosiveness as much as it does finesse, fluidity, and timing.
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Now they are starting to blend in offensive explosiveness and it's quickly turning the Jazz into one of the NBA's most dangerous teams.
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None of them possess Jacobs' explosiveness, and he should emerge as the go-to back immediately — at least on first and second downs.
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That explosiveness has helped Baltimore to three straight victories, and they'll be looking to hand New England their first loss of the year.
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I have the explosiveness, the punching ability, the smarts to be able to out-finesse my opponent and trick them into doing things.
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For example, the high levels of creatine seen in the power athletes could be in response to the power and explosiveness their sport demands.
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Basically: this is third-person bullet-hell histrionics with a bombastic soundtrack and enough on-screen explosiveness to fill a dozen Call of Duties.
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The man described his "bomb" as having enough explosiveness to give "us concern not just for the building but the surrounding area," Register said.
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If Houston works, it'll be because Westbrook and Harden jibe: Westbrook's explosiveness combined with Harden's isolation dominance will work better than people are predicting.
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But the very explosiveness of it would be a way for the House to signal the seriousness of White House obstructionism to the public.
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James isn&apost the athletic specimen he used to be, but as evidenced above, he still has plenty of explosiveness when he needs it.
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And Ms. Jones, whose ferocious style is the closest thing we have today to the explosiveness of Sam Kinison, uses it to add tension.
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I like that you speak of "explosiveness" and the need for "stamina" because this chaotic turn in consciousness is a powerful force to reckon with.
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Adeagbo, a four-time All-American in the triple jump at the University of Kentucky, had the speed and explosiveness of a top-tier competitor.
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But the combination of Reid's scheme, Hill's and Kelce's explosiveness and Mahomes' arm is potent enough to shatter the geometry of most defensive coordinators' designs.
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The Tigers also have much of the Sooners' offensive balance, if not their explosiveness, and augment that with the nastiest front seven in the country.
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The music can veer on impenetrable, and the explosiveness of their more pop-oriented work is only amplified by their jam and experimental based roots.
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While the Leafs may not be stout defensively, their offensive explosiveness and workhorse goaltender Freddie Andersen had them in the playoffs even before Tavares's arrival.
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James will be 35 in three weeks is averaging 25 points, 6 rebounds, and 213 assists per game, and still has plenty of explosiveness left.
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I guess Tyson Chandler heaving himself at the rim for several dunks is admirable, but his fading explosiveness is a reminder of the ravages of time.
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There are several components of a skeleton race—an initial 30 to 40-meter sprint, body awareness, explosiveness—that translate well from track and field experience.
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The Irish ranked fourth nationally in "success rate," meaning they could march down the field when they needed to, but they also ranked fourth in explosiveness.
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Molloy (two goals) mainly orbited around the goal, visibly hobbling at times and sapped of the explosiveness and bulldozing strength that made his game so distinctive.
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Cruz resuscitated his career in the Giants' 10-225 victory against the Jets, the outcome mattering far less than his health, his explosiveness and his comfort.
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Meanwhile, Coates is all potential and athletic explosiveness: a great leaper, a strongman, and someone who could be dangerous if he learns how to run routes.
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Unless Foles can somehow locate the explosiveness he showed in 2013, it is hard to believe the Vikings' path to the Super Bowl is not clear.
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Between running back Saquon Barkley and rookie wideout Darius Slayton, the Giants have the explosiveness to break big plays, as they did throughout last week's win.
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Using it often throughout the game would be riskier — basically Russian roulette, given Hill's speed and Travis Kelce's explosiveness — but the reward could be more takeaway opportunities.
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"Accident Prone" and "Jet Black" hid their explosiveness in lengthy instrumental sections, turning abstraction into catharsis and becoming a template for the bulk of Orange Rhyming Dictionary.
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Enfield strategically deploys Metu in short bursts to maximize his explosiveness; when the team needs a pinch of toughness, he turns Clark loose for rumbling offensive rebounds.
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Nelson is recouping from a torn right ACL he suffered in the exhibition season last year; typically, we'd assume that would be enough time to regain his explosiveness.
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It's not his fault the Colts have no speed or explosiveness in the backfield, nor any real depth to help out when their best players get banged up.
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"He reminds me of a floor general, like a Rod Strickland–type player, but with a little more explosiveness," said Francis, himself a three-time NBA All-Star.
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She tells her stories in Ms. Grokhovsky's absorbing video, "The Future Is Bright," (2018) which screens opposite a sculpture whose explosiveness suggests the impossibility of encapsulating a life.
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Along with Doncic, recently embattled Mavs guard Dennis Smith Jr. showed off his explosiveness with 183 points and five assists to give the Mavericks back-to-back home wins.
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It was an odyssey driven by raw ambition, the conservative instincts of a shrewd military man, a rebelliousness evident since childhood and a temper that sometimes bordered on explosiveness.
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Developers believe Halo puts the brain in a state of "hyperplasticity" where your brain is more receptive to practice leading to improvements in muscle memory, strength, explosiveness, and endurance.
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The volume is low, and Kennard will never be known for his explosiveness, but the man knows how to navigate off the ball and really loves his pivot foot.
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You send a signal to the mound, weighing a pitcher's fading arm against his can't-miss sinker, offset by a terrifying left-handed batter's nuclear explosiveness against low, outside pitches.
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The explosiveness and the competitiveness that have been missing from so much of the bowl season, including the two College Football Playoff games, all showed up in the Rose Bowl.
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His most recent experiments see him bopping around in new cadences, rapping with conversational casualness and rapid-fire explosiveness as required, dipping through melodies with practiced, almost tossed-off ease.
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The key question for Hopkins owners Sunday night is: Coming off a stretch of mediocre overall play, will the Texans make him their focal point again and regain some explosiveness?
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Nor does Mr. Coats want to give Mr. Trump an assessment noting dissenting views from intelligence agencies, as would be standard in any appraisal, especially one with such political explosiveness.
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The explosiveness of her jumps, the intensity of her acting, the keen focus with which she heightened the significance of Giselle's relationships with every other character all made powerful impressions.
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ET, RSN ABOUT DUKE (285-270): The Blue Devils entered Friday ranked second nationally with 88.9 points per game and they have showcased incredible explosiveness in their back-to-back routs.
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The Horned Frogs then used the explosiveness of Reagor to regain the lead, as Muehlstein hit the speedy wideout on a bubble screen that he turned into a 65-yard touchdown.
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"I think cracking things, making things that are bombastic and exciting and also new, and mashing things together, and explosiveness and shouting more, I think that was the zone," Vernon said.
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Add in center Dwight Howard's stunning and surprising resurgence, Danny Green's impressive sharpshooting, and Kyle Kuzma's youthful explosiveness, and you have all the ingredients for the league's version of the Monstars.
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It feels suspiciously like like Sheridan's screenplay wants to have both have its cake and wolf it down: violent machismo and reactionary explosiveness, later papered over by a dose of wokeness.
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So yes, it's correct to wonder whether Foster can bounce back with his one-cut explosiveness after tearing the Achilles', but it's even more correct to wonder what injury is coming next.
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But Grant says that even though Zion's got the tools to be a king -- athleticism, size, explosiveness -- expecting him to become THE King is too much, especially this early (remember O.J. Mayo??).
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One scout at the game, who requested anonymity because his team had not authorized him to speak publicly, said Harvey looked mentally beaten and lacked his usual explosiveness in the strike zone.
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In his prime, Howard owned the paint and haunted the perimeter, and he possessed the size, explosiveness, and coordination to dunk or rebound just about anything in the vicinity of the rim.
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A receiver, he is still trying to regain his explosiveness from a lower left leg injury at Ole Miss in 2014, part of the reason he was available late in the first round.
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Oakland improved to 113-3 in the team's second stint with Coach Jon Gruden, finally showing the offensive explosiveness that had inspired the team to bring him back with a $100 million contract.
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Adrian Peterson is showing NFL teams he's still a FREAK IN THE GYM ... posting footage from a recent workout to prove he's still got the power and explosiveness to dominate in the league.
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Liverpool is now a team built as much for obduracy as explosiveness, one that boasts the most expensive defender in the world in van Dijk and, in Alisson Becker, the second-most expensive goalkeeper.
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"He's upright on his takeaway, and then that explosiveness he has on the bottom is like Tiger," Miller said, referring to Tiger Woods, the 79-time Tour winner who won two Tour Championship titles.
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The 21-year-old Garrett, who played for Texas A&M and is considered an elite edge rusher with rare explosiveness, joins a Browns team that went a league-worst 1-15 last season.
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Two, Barr read the report but either forgot the Kilimnik episode (unlikely, given the explosiveness of the revelation) or simply pretended he forgot -- played dumb -- to avoid having to answer potentially unpleasant questions about it.
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But for Smith, an 18-year-old from Fayetteville, North Carolina, who will play for N.C. State this fall, both the dunk and the effortless explosiveness with which he threw it down had special significance.
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And while the brouhaha around Wilde's trial may illustrate the explosiveness of certain taboo sexual pleasures that "Dracula" also tapped into, straining to make the point reveals a shortcoming of the book's focus on sex.
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Dixon was a draftnik's fave in this past NFL draft: a hyper-productive player at Louisiana Tech with enough size to withstand some early-down pounding but a ton of open-field agility and explosiveness.
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A seven-footer needs to be an extreme outlier in terms of explosiveness and coordination to a degree far lower than that of his shorter peers—he's already an outlier by virtue of his size.
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Yes, his '24 production looks pretty good overall, but nine of his 215 grabs and 210 of his 210 yards came in one miraculous night in a Seattle shootout, and Wheaton didn't evince much explosiveness otherwise.
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And these flashes irradiate particular dancers: a harshness in the lucid Michael Novak; a roiling distress in Heather McGinley; a soft explosiveness in Alex Clayton, who joined the troupe last year and is already a standout.
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In an offense designed by Arthur Smith, Tannehill's efficiency and wide receiver A.J. Brown's explosiveness served as a perfect counterbalance to Derrick Henry, who led the N.F.L. in rushing while setting career highs in virtually every category.
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The potential explosiveness of Mr. Durham's mission was further underscored by the disclosure that he was examining the role of John O. Brennan, the former C.I.A. director, in how the intelligence community assessed Russia's 2016 election interference.
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The 32-year-old rusher was acquired by the Cardinals in a trade with New Orleans in October but has shown only flashes of the explosiveness that made him a seven-times Pro Bowler with the Minnesota Vikings.
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Golden State Warriors: Ty Jerome, PG, Virginia Calm and clutch under pressure with enough range to play here tomorrow, Jerome bears some similarity to Klay Thompson but lacks the bounce and explosiveness to become a lockdown defender. 29.
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"When we were in Orlando he was just, athletically...I mean really outside of Shaq, I don't think there's been another guy with that type of strength, quickness, explosiveness like he had," Charlotte Hornets head coach Steve Clifford, says.
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Sensitive to the potential explosiveness of the location, Israeli officials met with the Jordanian Waqf -- the body that managed the site -- and came to an agreement on the status quo that has existed, uneasily at times, to this day.
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Bird's ankle problems initially surfaced during a spring training game against the Philadelphia Phillies on March 30 and Tuesday, manager Joe Girardi said he noticed Bird was lacking explosiveness in at-bats, which is why they decided to DL him.
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But our sense of these issues' political explosiveness is shaped in a huge way by the fact that conservatives have never accepted the social compacts of the New Deal and Great Society, and have tried to undermine them aggressively for decades.
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"These trains can carry crude oil through some of our most densely populated areas without any limit on explosiveness or flammability — creating ticking time bombs that jeopardize the safety of countless New Yorkers and Americans," Schneiderman said in a statement.
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What that means: Sherman is working his way back from a tear of his Achilles' tendon, but the 49ers must have been confident that he can regain his explosiveness since they have agreed to pay him $13 million in 2018.
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Mahomes most likely will not match Smith's regular season success initially, but the general belief is that he offers more explosiveness, which could be a strong combination with Kareem Hunt, who led the N.F.L. in rushing as a rookie in 2017.
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Smith's career was once considered in jeopardy, and there was no guarantee he would regain his explosiveness, but if Week 253 was any indication, the Cowboys have added a fifth starter from a single draft, and potentially a third superstar.
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He ranked in the top 2200 nationally in both yards per attempt and passer rating; alongside freshman running back Josh Adams, he helped the Irish become a top ten offense according to the metrics used by Football Outsiders, which include efficiency and explosiveness.
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But the index does not necessarily correlate to impact on climate: The eruption of Mount St. Helens in Washington in 1980 was of similar explosiveness but had little cooling effect because most of the ash and gas was expelled laterally rather than upward.
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How he fits: New England went with a pair of players from Georgia with their two first-round picks, and while Michel showed off some serious explosiveness in his final year with the Bulldogs, he might be a mild reach ahead of Derrius Guice.
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JAMES R. OESTREICH AT 1 MINUTE 9 SECONDS The great soprano Gundula Janowitz, who turned 80 on Wednesday, is known for her silvery purity (her recording of Strauss's serene "Four Last Songs" is my, and many others', desert-island pick) more than her explosiveness.
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Most noteworthy are Fini's extensive erotic drawings for her own portfolio, Les Merveilles de nature (Natural Wonders) (19303), which restore to the Orpheus legend its original sexual explosiveness, qualities long tamped down over the course of the West's myopic and prudish post-Enlightenment periods.
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"These trains can carry crude oil through some of our most densely populated areas without any limit on explosiveness or flammability -- creating ticking time bombs that jeopardize the safety of countless New Yorkers and Americans," New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman (D) said in a Monday statement.
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My guess is that when we see rookie Devontae Booker out there, we might actually notice a difference in Booker's favor: while obviously Booker has never even played a meaningful NFL down, I think he may have more zero-to-60 explosiveness than Anderson when he finds a hole.
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Maker struggled to handle passes anywhere near the edge of his catch radius, and also didn't show a ton in the way of vertical explosiveness in small spaces; he doesn't bend his legs when leaping and still doesn't have much in the way of strength in his lower body.
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The Patriots prepared for a week to stymie Henry, who nonetheless battered the Patriots on 34 carries that were a mix of gritty runs up the middle, punishing third-down dashes around the end and, most devastating, seven rushes of 9 or more yards that exhibited the player's explosiveness.
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Profit-taking following the previous week's massive round of short covering prevented speculators from further trimming the Chicago wheat position early in the week, but explosiveness in Minneapolis spring wheat futures on June 27 pulled other wheat contracts up with it, and they have been on their way up ever since.
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The prog rock-tinted explosiveness of "Interstellar Universe" transitions seamlessly into a tight hip-hop groove that forms the backbone of "As I Think of You," all while maintaining the spiritual jazz flourishes that make the record feel cohesive and while showcasing the clarion notes Leimburg coaxes from his instrument.
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The New England Patriots may have lost some explosiveness on offense with the season-ending injury to Rob Gronkowski, but with the way the team's defense swallowed Jared Goff whole, a missing piece on New England's offense hardly seemed to matter as the Patriots beat the Los Angeles Rams, 26-10.
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The feeling that I get when Bane is playing, and this is true kind of hardcore across the board, but Bane embodies it, is the inclusiveness, excitement, and explosiveness of feeling singular and alone and aware of your own personal struggles and victories, but compelled to sing along in unison with others.
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"This is a massive year for gameplay," he reaffirms, later in a quite lengthy presentation that covers EA's four key design philosophies—responsiveness, explosiveness, fluidity and personality—and gets into no little depth when it comes to just how detailed 18's player animations, and how smooth the transitions between them, are.
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By the statistic JAWS, which was developed by Jay Jaffe, author of "The Cooperstown Casebook," in an effort to capture a player's overall talent as well as the explosiveness of his peak, Beltre ranks as the fourth greatest third baseman in major league history, behind only Mike Schmidt, Eddie Mathews and Wade Boggs.
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He can't create his own shot, isn't a lob threat, lacks any explosiveness around the rim, takes 45 minutes to load up his long ball, and, aside from his ability to see the floor and lead teammates with his passing, is essentially out there to set good screens and grease Philly's ball movement without turning it over.
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Baker, currently a Baseball Operations Assistant for the Chicago Cubs, spoke at length about how so-called "wearables" like Readiband—as well as other performance-tracking technology widely in use around the league, from pitch-recognition software intended to develop hitters' ability to quickly identify balls out of an opposing pitchers' hand, to the pressure plates, imported from the NFL, that track players' explosiveness and strength—are changing both the game and the relationship between major-league baseball teams and their employees.
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