The athlete—equine or human—overexerts themselves over time until, mid-game, a tendon snaps, a bone cracks.
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She brings a crafty approach to every bit of standard repertoire she addresses, and rarely overexerts herself — despite all her performative energy.
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And yet for all the flash in his music, Jay-Z has always been an unflashy performer — he's not antic and never overexerts.
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Kirkpatrick cites a 214 study that showed that alcohol overexerts immune pathways, which in turn decreases the body's ability to defend against a number of adverse invaders.
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"Septembers of Shiraz," directed by Wayne Blair and shot on unconvincing sets in Bulgaria, overexerts itself by insisting to the very end that you care about characters whom you probably started to like in the opening moments.
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The school year begins, with Noah joining Claire's class after hacking into her computer, making it appear as if she had requested this. Noah manipulates Kevin into hating his father, causing him to lash out at Garrett. Later, Kevin overexerts himself at gym class and goes into shock; Noah saves his life by injecting him with Kevin's EpiPen. Claire receives flowers from Noah, and she confronts him about it.
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They run into Guo Xiang at the foot of Mount Song. Guo Xiang defends them from the pursuing Shaolin monks and they engage in a fierce battle. The three of them decide to retreat as they are no match for the full force of Shaolin and also because they do not wish to develop feuds with Shaolin. Jueyuan carries Zhang and Guo to safety but he overexerts himself and coughs blood later.
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She uses a shovel as a weapon in order to keep the more unruly monsters in line. She is also highly interested in Glenn, more as a lover than a mate. ; :Glenn's sister from the east who suffers from Demonitis. She began sprouting horns from her forehead, which proves her family has more than just human blood in their ancestry, which lead her to overheating if she becomes flustered or overexerts herself until Glenn was able to help her.
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MPEG leaves ashamed, and after Eugene and Cindi make up, Hef lets everyone back in. Eugene and Tucker find themselves in the Mansion's kitchen, and Eugene tells Tucker that Cindi is waiting upstairs for him, shades of the situation that started the whole mess in the first place. And just like 4 years previous, Tucker and Eugene take several shots together. In the unrated version, footage shows Eugene and Cindi having sex, but Eugene overexerts himself after going too fast.
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SHIKI reveals himself to Akiha, wanting to take her back as his sister and kill Shiki for taking her away and living the life that was his. Akiha uses the powers of the Tohno to fight him off, which puts considerable strain on her. She tells Shiki that she may Invert if she overexerts herself, and that most of her power goes into keeping Shiki alive, to compensate for the connection between SHIKI and Shiki. She tells him that his true family was the Nanaya clan, who Makihisa had exterminated years before.
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When angered, however, she becomes very intimidating and has been known to be unstoppable when in this state of mind. Nono has an outward rivalry with the Drama Club president Mirei Sakaki and whenever the two of them meet they are sure to argue. Nono has a latent form of vocal cord paralysis and if she overexerts her voice too much, she may lose it at a young age. Nono was once a member of the Drama Society but later formed the Drama Research Society with Takashi and Risaki because she still wanted to act, which went against the wishes of Mirei.
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Believing he had used enhancements, police raid his apartment and find that he had been doping himself with cheetah's blood, which gets Ditters disqualified. When the race resumes, Peppi dies when he overexerts himself, causing his heart to explode within his chest, and falls off a cliff. Hass and Baton are the only competitors left, but they end up becoming attracted to each other and pause the race to go have sex in the woods. Hass finds out Baton's true identity and agrees to keep it a secret, which inadvertently turns him into a gay sports icon.
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"Shame for You" was described by BBC reporter Lucy Davies to be a reggae-fused song, which "sticks in your head whilst you desperately suss out why [it's] familiar". Davies went on to say that Allen blatantly lifts the chorus hook from the song "You Don't Love Me (No, No, No)" by Dawn Penn. Mark Pytlik of Pitchfork Media compared the singer's easy comfort with language to that of Mike Skinner, also suggesting she's confident enough that she never overexerts herself lyrically, but uses the song's wilting punchline, "Oh my God you must be joking me / If you think that you'll be poking me", to argue that she is "not above risking a stupid joke either". Sal Cinquemani from Slant Magazine praised the production of "Shame for You", as well as "Alfie", with "plenty of catchy melodies and clever samples", but claimed that Allen lacks charisma.
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