It had a bold idea: there should be a physicality to software design not unlike the physicality of paper.
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The last thing I said to our team was making sure that we showed our physicality, we have seniors so our physicality has to show.
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Also studying Nancy Buirski's footage [from Buirski's documentary The Loving Story], studying her physicality and the tone of her voice and the physicality of that era as well.
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And it's built around the physicality of its participants and their relationship to the real, physical world, in which the CGI is designed to enhance that essential human physicality.
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Most millennials have removed themselves from the physicality of spending.
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It was mocking people about their physicality, about their age.
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And Cruise, for all his talent, didn't have that physicality.
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This preoccupation with physicality is interesting for a few reasons.
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The physicality of the work embraces the entire LGBTQ spectrum.
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" Cameron added, "She truly embraced the physicality of the character.
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The pure physicality of the installation is devastating to witness.
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In comedy, however, it is their physicality that is exploited.
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How did you build that performance in terms of physicality?
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And there is a solid, satisfying physicality to the effects.
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Digitization surely would attenuate the sense of nearly palpable physicality.
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She saw the physicality of my character before I did.
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We knew we wanted the physicality of a board game.
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The artwork and physicality of a record gives it value.
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That changes the physicality of every character in the book.
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"They really wanted the physicality of the paper," she said.
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In FFXV, the photographic camera is given physicality in Prompto.
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It's a necessarily cerebral meditation on the nature of physicality.
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Seeing how Hesse and LeWitt used the same means — the Minimalist cube — to their own divergent ends is thrilling: she evokes emotion and imperfection through physicality; he pares physicality down to a perfect, cerebral form.
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Beckinsale holds everything together with her icy presence and lethal physicality.
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We are hyperaware of our physicality and the space around us.
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We worked a lot on things, like physicality and her walk.
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The physicality of her fight scenes is particularly brutal and immediate.
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You mentioned bringing a different sense of physicality to the role.
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On his physicality and vulnerableness: Yes- I think he's quite sexy.
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Why is it an issue to have our physicality dramatically altered?
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Haven't we reached the pinnacle of a human's physicality by now?
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If people can't get over the initial physicality, that's their problem.
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As a comedian, her weight and physicality are her punch lines.
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The physicality of this Jungle Book is its single greatest asset.
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They were attractive young men who shared a very distinctive physicality.
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There's something about his physicality, there was something about his attitude.
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"I just think it's two words: physicality and aggressiveness," Lue said.
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"There's a little more physicality out there with April," he said.
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He's playing with a ton of confidence, a ton of physicality.
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"Their physicality took over the game," UMKC coach Kareem Richardson said.
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The way I tend to build a character is around physicality.
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So there is a certain physicality that I was yearning for.
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Much of the effectiveness of Chalamet's performance comes from his physicality.
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I love the ink hitting the paper, the physicality of it.
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The physicality of Ms. Bucher's works gives them an abiding power.
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"The physicality of it was horrendous," she told The New Yorker.
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But it was Mina's pure physicality that let Colombia break through.
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Intriguingly, the intense physicality of Spartacus also has a thematic point.
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The physicality, the blitzes, the different defenses, he's seeing it all.
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He is constantly making me cultivate my head, not just my physicality.
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Both Lambert and Huber also talk candidly about the physicality of sex.
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Again, some of this is less about tactics and more about physicality.
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"The one way to change my physicality is through wigs," Chastain says.
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We had lapses defensively, but it started with a lack of physicality.
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I remember being excited by their exuberance and surprised by their physicality.
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"Another point of emphasis was physicality," Hawks forward Paul Millsap told reporters.
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"There's going to be a learning curve with the physicality," Mermuys conceded.
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New York fits seamlessly into the physicality of embodying Spider-Man, too.
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With the other, physicality and sound were explosive, loud, funny, excitingly grotesque.
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We need to be better, (with) more physicality on the defensive end.
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He possesses the physicality of a stuntman who studied ballet in college.
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Stage acting can typically involve more physicality than film and TV work.
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How can a museum's physicality influence the way people engage with it?
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They tangle and embrace, letting you relish the physicality of their connection.
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There was much discussion of faktura (the physicality of surface) as content.
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"I worked really hard on the physicality," Cumberbatch said in an interview.
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The physicality of concerts isn't always pleasant, especially when things get packed.
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L.S.U.'s size and physicality seemed to overwhelm Michigan State at times.
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He does not wear his work-rate, his physicality, on his sleeve.
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The words, all by African-American authors, get a physicality to them.
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But when everyone has two fouls, it's hard to match the physicality.
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She had a smile on her face and a striking, athletic physicality.
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Her physicality is straightforward in its strength; his is imbued with mystery.
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For our part, that physicality will help us in the next round.
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"Each team is trying to get the edge with physicality," Stepan said.
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Goffin said he was describing his opponent's tenacity more than his physicality.
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Their bodies, because of the physicality of those paintings, are kind of decaying.
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How do you keep yourself the center of attention, in terms of physicality?
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In the finals, it's all physical and you need to withstand the physicality.
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The way Barbie was depicted back then was very much about her physicality.
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You brought the wealth of all your knowledge, wisdom and physicality to T'Challa.
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These existences are occasionally embellished by fantasy but they exude a robust physicality.
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Elsewhere, he moves beyond metaphor to consider the physicality of the mountains themselves.
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Save for the treehouse, the physicality of the supposedly different "rooms" are identical.
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Alicia also gets pleasure from the sheer physicality of an above-average penis.
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Sylvie: I love the physicality of sound through low end vibrations and resonance.
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I wouldn't say that, but physicality is an important part of the character.
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I was able to pick up some physicality that was distinct to Ofglen.
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"It was kind of a crazy game with all the physicality," Krzyzewski said.
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Cruise becomes like a silent movie star, almost completely defined by his physicality.
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But as I got older, I realized physicality isn't as important as personality.
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But the aging process has made her appreciate different parts of her physicality.
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His physicality completes the music, grounds it and makes it even more urgent.
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"What kids should be learning here is language, social dynamics, physicality," he added.
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She joined a hiking group, fighting off fear with new friends, new physicality.
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But here physicality isn't at issue: This will be a marriage of convenience.
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Out went Buchnevich, and in came Glass, whose reliability and physicality Vigneault valued.
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"The mass is really affected by the physicality of the neighborhood," said Wynn.
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London has a gift for depicting physicality — brutal fights, delicious food, muscled bodies.
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Hunkering in the editing bay of "Wildlife," he missed the physicality of performance.
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And the two actors play off one another's personality and physicality really well.
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Rather than objects, the paintings behave as fields, where relationships dominate instead of physicality.
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Williams sells the bit with his physicality and just the right level of hysteria.
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These frantic epistolary outbursts showcase his attempt to increase the physicality of his writing.
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Breadfacing mirrors the physicality of fads that first took over social media in 2011.
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But the physicality of McAvoy's performance binds them together into a single, menacing figure.
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Their permanent physicality was more powerful than the fleeting digital images contained within them.
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Even the way he carries himself, and his physicality: his posture and his control.
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To all yoga pant wearers, I struggle with my own physicality as I age.
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It also makes you think about physicality and the way you take up space.
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"Bringing physicality has always been a point of emphasis for our ballclub," James said.
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We believe in celebrating all kinds of intimacy, regardless of whether that involves physicality.
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I wanted to separate us from that, and really emphasize the physicality of music.
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But when he wears his costume, there's a different force of physicality that happens.
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Advantage: Browns Offensive Line This is where the physicality gap would really show up.
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We wanted somebody who had some physicality, so they were believable as a soldier.
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That's the first thing in terms of looking at the physicality of my work.
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"I think I was drawn to the physicality of the stacks," she said recently.
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German Alexander gives a lean, elegant physicality to Bernardo, the leader of the Sharks.
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When he has to describe complex action, he manages the physicality with immense clarity.
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The current crucible of well-leveraged low-post physicality is one Boogie Cousins, Esquire.
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"The physicality of my existence was what I could give you," Mr. Bianco said.
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Radner had it all — a wild physicality and a deep emotional intelligence, a fearlessness.
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"Physicality is obviously a massive part of Hyeon's game," said Chung's coach, Neville Godwin.
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There were elements of Smith-Pelly's style that Trotz appreciated: skating, physicality, penalty killing.
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Until that moment I hadn't truly appreciated the centrality of physicality to female relationships.
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It's not just the physicality, but it's the ability to make quick accurate decisions.
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For me it was the physicality, you have to be at it non-stop.
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The physicality of it, the fragility evoked by such slowness, was perplexing and beautiful.
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But no one matches Mr. Slater in conveying the physicality of the life aquatic.
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Ms. Huppert portrays her suffering character, who remains partly paralyzed throughout, with incredible physicality.
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At the same time, the ridged surface imbues the painting with a structural physicality.
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Beyond his physicality, James was also a brilliant innovator of the martial arts in America.
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With her grandmother knocked out with sleeping pills, Connie's physicality looms over her petite frame.
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And although you can act out football in VR, there's none of the sport's physicality.
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Another possible explanation for football's apparent cleanliness is its reliance on finesse rather than physicality.
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"This is really, clearly just focused on the physicality of being more full," she said.
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His Kingpin is a study in contradictions, a mix of raw physicality and endless patience.
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Also highlighting the physicality of the digital screen were artists Faith Holland and Motoko Fukuyama.
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The urgency level goes up, the physicality goes up, doing the little things, winning pucks.
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"They (Pacers) ramped up the physicality and got after us," Kings coach Dave Joerger said.
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Most of the superfluous physicality is used to enhance characterization and not further the plot.
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In theory, physicality and race cannot stop someone from getting a job in voice acting.
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I actually think your fight scenes have more physicality even when you're on the offensive.
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It gave this virtual space a flimsy physicality that I was interested in playing in.
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But watch his old shows now, and their flamboyant physicality and overt artifice stand out.
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It's totally believable that these people are out there because of the physicality of it.
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Women, as a whole, did not equal men in the physicality needed to be infantry.
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All art forms rooted in the performers' physicality struggle to perfectly translate via technological replication.
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The pure physicality of the effects reminded me of another head shop classic, amyl nitrate.
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At halftime, we challenged them to come out with more physicality, more energetic, more physical.
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The videos' inclusion was fitting: How will we understand our own physicality in the future?
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Skarsgård's commitment to the physicality of Tarzan/Greystroke and Jackson's comedic timing are both impressive.
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There is a physicality to them, a choreography, that when done right, cannot be underestimated.
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His stage persona has changed too, with less animated physicality and a faster, raspier delivery.
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His physicality, timing and dramatic projection are all different — brilliant, extraordinarily clear, but bracingly different.
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Angel is a beautifully complex human being who knows her physicality, but not her self.
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Throughout "Music to Be Murdered By," the physicality and skill of Eminem's rapping remain formidable.
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From the moment he arrived, the physicality of his political maneuvers was something to behold.
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"I am attracted to the timeless beauty and physicality of the mathematicians' chalkboard," she said.
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His visible anger and physicality is a clear attempt to take control of the moment.
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And crucially, the bodies are not stripped of their ethnic physicality to model other bodies.
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" This thinking is part of a tradition Douglas dubbed the "ancient grammar of black physicality.
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Porzingis exerts himself with much more physicality than Nowitzki did, particularly as a young player.
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The physicality — an idea about a joy based in the body — is what interests me.
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Spectacles like the LNAH affirm truths easily understood: that physicality creates a clear hierarchy between men.
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Perception of these spaces is intertwined with the physicality of motion and changing relationships to structures.
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But when basic needs for support, warmth, and connection are unfulfilled, the impulse toward physicality increases.
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Whelan discusses working with her on-screen uncle who understands the physicality of a battle sequence.
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At schoolboy level, they are graded by size rather than age, to reward finesse, not physicality.
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It was a test for me to rely on my face and my mannerisms and physicality.
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That change in perspective makes a big difference in terms of the physicality of the Fold.
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The physicality of her figure is as natural as the space around her, and as lovely.
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CIA assassin August Walker's brutal fighting style was developed with actor Henry Cavill's physicality in mind.
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"The whole physicality of it was like one giant scream — this unwavering, understandable anger," said Charles.
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Voluptuous bodies explore the limits of physicality in the twisted works of Bay Area painter Koak.
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Monaghan brings his own distinctive physicality to the role of Shakespeare's most unloved and unloving character.
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But Lindros's mix of skill, production and physicality is unique in the history of the game.
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Butterfield takes advantage of that iconic physicality to make these sculptures that have manifestly wide appeal.
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Unfortunately, people often make assumptions based solely on physicality, regardless of how intersex people see themselves.
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Also an extreme marathoner, Mr. Dorland likes the physicality of pottery, and the concentration it requires.
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Likewise, Mr. Carlyle's often thrilling choreography offers a bountiful assortment of takes on male-female physicality.
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For Erskine, acting starts with her character's physicality, and that informs what's happening on the inside.
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British critics praised the clear storytelling in "Jane Eyre," Ms. Marston's craft and her innovative physicality.
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There is no "Tears in Heaven" sentimentality here but instead the enormous, crushing physicality of grief.
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We lose the physicality and dimensions of the world on the flat surface of our screens.
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"He does give us some options, as far as a little bit more physicality," Vigneault said.
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Favino, with his brawny, bullish physicality and his thick-cut porterhouse face, is a soulful brute.
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"I thought throughout the game our physicality is what set the tone for us," Love said.
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Voluptuous bodies explore the limits of physicality in the twisted works of Bay Area painter Koak.
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Like so many great Keanu Reeves films, it is a showcase for his lethal-yet-elegant physicality.
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They are going to bring their physicality ... that's always been the case with the Big Ten Conference.
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These bras were made in a lingerie factory in Italy that understands a woman's physicality and form.
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The vivid physicality of classical dance has always lent itself to tales of deceit and double-crossing.
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How do you convince people that new software features are as meaningful as the physicality they're seeking?
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So there are some mind-bending challenges, and there are also some things that involve intense physicality.
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There's a physicality to the material and the experience that you just can't get through a screen.
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In fact, sexual assault has nothing to do with sex, sexual attraction or physicality of any kind.
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"The severity of these incidents seems to be increasing in both their aggressiveness and physicality," he added.
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Considering how the 10-episode series tackles the physicality of wrestling it's not hard to see why.
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Still, the high octane physicality and outrageous storylines of professional wrestling remain a novelty in the region.
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It's a tough job in terms of the physicality of it, and that can take its toll.
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The physicality of touch has always been a fundamental part of how we engage with our world.
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On the one hand, allowing girls to revel in their physicality and femininity is a good thing.
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Rafael Nadal has forged his career by imposing his bruising physicality on opponents and, at times, himself.
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The oldest is 1971's "Walklyndon," a quartet that epitomizes the company's founding philosophy of playful physicality.
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His physicality is crucial to the success of the "Mission: Impossible" series, critical to the movies' kick.
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Driver is even better as Charlie, using his physicality to convey his character's enormous will and ambition.
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And in "Cursed Child," that can also mean helping the actors imitate the physicality of another character.
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"It doesn't pull any punches and the physicality is a big point of it," Mr. Carr said.
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She devoured these growing up — so voraciously, she said, that his physicality must have infiltrated her own.
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The comedy comes from the juxtaposition of the outrageous and vulgar physicality with jarring notes of sentimentality.
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The achievement of that performance isn't its physicality — it's the psychological torture that defines and dictates it.
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We need to come with a different mind-set, play with much more physicality and play harder.
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"We played a lot of games to get into the mindset and physicality of cats," Davidson said.
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He moved better tonight and he brought a level of basket protection and physicality to the game.
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The physicality wasn't there for the most part in the game and the forecheck was really off.
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Outsiders frequently frame transgender stories in a way that reduces them to physicality, emphasizing a perceived difference.
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Opposite poles of physicality — hugs one minute, punches the next — have become his symptom and his salve.
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Duchamp's Last Day is a bravo performance capturing the ephemerality of life and the physicality of art.
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His impressive presence has to do with more than his physicality; it has a spiritual side too.
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"Japan has the technical level, the tactical level, the physicality that they bring," England's Rachel Daly said.
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It actually tries to convey the emotional horror of them, using a mix of physicality and artistic interpretation.
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Yes, Stewart's confidence sagged in the early season under the weight of the physicality of the college game.
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"I feel like empathy is best triggered by some sort of physicality of other human beings," she says.
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He is another guy that can solve things by dribbling alone with his physicality and his ball control.
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SM: We tend to explode more on stage and often times it's more about the spectacle and physicality.
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Mária's wintry persona — her expressionless face, constantly pursed lips, and inflectionless voice — hide her rudimentary fear of physicality.
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In it, she says she likes the mix of illusion and physicality that also happens with real bodies.
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Bathed in white spotlight, they rendered the aching melancholy of Simone's tear-fIlled voice in vivid, compelling physicality.
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"Physicality is an individual choice," Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, one of the five-member bench, said in the ruling.
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Hopefully we can get back to playing with some toughness, some physicality for 48 minutes instead of 24.
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Computers are great tools, but they're no substitute for the physicality of a human face and human expression.
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We're very differently built, so I needed to adjust my performance to my physicality and work from there.
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This physicality is a bigger asset in the theatre than on camera, with its capacity for close-ups.
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Kobe packaged a breathtaking panoply of fakes, footwork, and fadeaways, then deployed them with craft and fearless physicality.
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It seems to me there was no violation of anyone's space, or physicality, other than the arrest itself.
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In some instances, the actor's physicality directly informs the look and feel of the character they were playing.
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In its intimate physicality, this bit suggests a delightfully weird riff on a slap-happy Three Stooges exchange.
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Is there any kind of disconnect between the physicality of the music and the vulnerability of your lyrics?
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The app is additionally host to HYPERMEDIA, a digital art space that complements the physicality of the billboards.
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If Simeone's defensive system is to work, his players need to be Spartans in their physicality and endurance.
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Whishaw recites the torrent of text with pinpoint flair, his herky-jerky physicality suggesting the young Anthony Perkins.
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Because you're only using your voice, you can't go off mic, you cannot use any of your physicality.
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"He's blessed with the physicality that a lot of backs with his speed don't have," Tiki Barber said.
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He has an improv comic's physicality, with a tendency to lean forward as he approaches a punch line.
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Though Woman's children are never seen, she tends to them with a present-tense and vividly precise physicality.
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And he has tried to import some of the physicality and competitiveness of American sports culture to Mexico.
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Both said the running and physicality of lacrosse made it better preparation for football than one might think.
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Although that's fascinating in theory, it is the proximity and physicality of the dancers that compel immediate attention.
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She's less rapturous in her face, especially with eyes and mouth, than in the rest of her physicality.
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The latter, however, has a strong physicality thanks to both its visceral instrumentation and Lenker's more direct lyrics.
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And so what I pulled from the character and from the relationship was something entirely beyond the physicality.
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I try to bring that physicality, and sometimes you need that little bit of motivation on the sidelines.
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"I admire the physicality of the Premier League, but the referees have to protect the players," Guardiola said.
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That includes not only your physicality but your memory, your history, your imagination — everything about the human experience.
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"During our initial briefings Rocheron wanted the sense of physicality of the technology from that era," Popplestone adds.
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Some people appreciate the possibility of being subsumed in our sound, experiencing the physicality of our live shows.
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How I approach a character often has a lot to do with the physicality of that character, so the challenge is my physicality changing dramatically... and trying to figure out how to hold onto her physical position in the world while mine has been changing every day has been really difficult.
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The internet may seem like invisible vapor in the air around us, but it has a crucial physicality, too.
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The league has transitioned because D'Antoni's system coincided with rule changes offering more freedom of movement and less physicality.
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I was feeling for the first time a sense of helplessness when it came to my appearance and physicality.
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I thought if I did her voice and it came out of my own physicality it would be weird.
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I'm mostly talking about its physicality, it feels like a phone because it's small and portable and subtly rounded.
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Even the narrow bands edging or running through the panel's border colors convey a distinctive feel to their physicality.
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Admittedly it was a sometimes punishing routine, but he said he enjoyed the challenge to achieve Tarzan s physicality.
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Singer-songwriter Beatie Wolfe is using technology to try to recapture some of music's old-school magic and physicality.
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If NBA speed is a notch higher than that of college basketball, NBA physicality is about five notches greater.
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Body art was taking off and I think Ana was attracted to it because of the physicality of it.
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The physicality of the vinyl, the record sleeves, the scratch of the needle, the imperfect, warm, unadulterated analog sound.
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Some of the shots are silly, some are alluring, but all capture these creatives in positions of unique physicality.
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His movies and TV shows are fluid, action-packed, and painstakingly animated to underline the physicality of his characters.
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Everything was about the physicality: how many megapixels does the camera have and how many songs can be stored?
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The correct choice was always Charlotte, whose physicality and ring presence has grown every show since her call-up.
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Her physicality comes through in rare passages devoted to the things she carried, two of which get an ode.
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"Lord knows, we didn't come with the same focus and physicality to meet what Cleveland was doing," Casey said.
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Dressed like a bride of Frankenstein, Vangeline interprets the well-known music with grotesque and frightening physicality (1:00).
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Dressed like a bride of Frankenstein, Vangeline interprets the well-known music with grotesque and frightening physicality (73:00).
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"Physicality was definitely there," said Nazem Kadri who dished out and was on the receiving end during that sequence.
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"I think it's a fantastic example for our young guys on the physicality of playoff type teams," Brown said.
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"It was the first time that I focused so, so much on the physicality of someone," Stone told CNN.
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They're a helpful reminder that protest is performance: protests lend physicality, and visual interest, to abstract words and policies.
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In this case, the physicality of these connections is juxtaposed against the destroyed buildings that serve as their canvases.
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I really liked that, because we were thinking about the meaning of the text in conjunction with our physicality.
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It feels right that haunting should acquire such visceral physicality in a universe where the past is always present.
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Keys's mentality and physicality have matured in the past four years, allowing her to stay calm, composed and resourceful.
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There have been concerns about its size, its interior physicality and its ability to defend against 3-point attempts.
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Those types of action comedies—especially Shane Black's movies—didn't require as much physicality as action films do now.
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Ms. Ladnier, with her flirty acerbity, and Mr. Ramamurthy, with his easy physicality and shark's smile, drip with charisma.
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Delille has created spare tableaux that suggest the girl's evolving physicality, from a prowling beast to a rescued orphan.
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It becomes apparent that everything we view is in relationship to the physicality and sensory limits of the self.
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It's also an excellent showcase for series star Milla Jovovich, whose determined physicality holds the entire series to together.
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Prosecutors have described how Mr. Weinstein, 67, used his power and imposing physicality to coerce women into sexual encounters.
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For one game, at least, the Wizards were able to match — and even exceed — the Celtics' brand of physicality.
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With a keen awareness of their interaction with audiences, these protesters strategically utilize public space, physicality, costuming, and rhetoric.
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The actor's unique physicality is part of what made him so chilling as Pennywise, perhaps the greatest King villain.
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Louisville showed their physicality early on and maintained a lead through the majority of the half before relinquishing it late.
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"Pictures on a phone are great but they don't have the same charm or physicality," he tells The Creators Project.
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It's sensual without having to cede your personality or physicality to some larger fantasy, which high fashion too often requires.
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Serkis eagerly hopped into a crouched position on The Late Show as he dove into the character's headspace and physicality.
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We shoot nine scenes a day, we are an extremely fast-paced show and I have a lot of physicality.
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I felt that physicality would play an important part of it, from violence to dancing to choreographing all that activity.
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It's a clever enough cyberpunk idea, but it takes Reeves' essential blankness at face value, and minimizes his formidable physicality.
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I say tall, dark, and handsome, but there is a lot more than just physicality and what they look like.
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As an actor, there's the game of physicality and dialogue and understanding the scope of the story or the tone.
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"There are not really any rules on physicality," the 27-year-old Briton, preparing for a third Olympic Games, says.
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"They took some of the physicality that I was talking about for the character, and doing the poses," he added.
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"It's been a big theme of practice, physicality, playing with toughness and not getting outworked," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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"Rudy is a big part, especially against a team that has the physicality and size that they have," Snyder said.
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But the ballet, with its echoes of narrative and myth, its mysterious gestural language and powerful physicality, remains forcefully resonant.
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I wanted to represent the its raw physicality, to make our global information network feel synonymous with the earth system.
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Indeed, Mr. Keenlyside said that he had come to realize that too much physicality in general could be merely distracting.
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The two must actually meet in the messy physicality of the real world in order to work out the paradox.
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Backgrounds are textured with steam columns, damp surfaces, and sharp beams of light that give the sets a textured physicality.
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But even beyond that — behold the physicality of Mercury in the 1970s, as a dancer, singer, and all-around performer.
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" Now she has a method: "I call it an actor's process through a dancer's physicality with a community organizer's analysis.
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Spider-Man's fight scenes and aerial acrobatics had a spry kineticism that contrasted with the brawny physicality of Kirby's compositions.
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My suspension of disbelief was, in large part, because of how well the pair depict the physicality of being 13.
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I'm not making excuses, but you maybe overcompensate with physicality or comedy or timing or rhythm or volume or color.
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Ms. Smith's physicality, true to her roots in the Batsheva Dance Company, pushes Graham's pelvic truth down into squatting thighs.
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James has always been able to express comedy through his physicality and his new channel leans heavily on that skill.
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And one thing she learned about many straight white men is that they communicate feeling through physicality rather than words.
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"The wild goofiness of Pete Simpson shaped the physicality," Ms. Driscoll said of one of the original performers Off Broadway.
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"We really wanted a perfect package of physicality, the cuteness, the wit, the extroverted character trait of hers," he said.
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Onstage, Clifton Brown is a force: a dancer with enormous presence, a strong theatricality and a large-scale, lush physicality.
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And part of the power of his play, and of De La Cruz's tone-perfect staging, is its very physicality.
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The emphasis is on the gradualness and physicality of the process, the difficulty of translating mood and expression into paint.
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This six-figure-salary was a big part of the appeal, but he also enjoys the physicality of the job.
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If this is a bug, then it's a pretty severe one, especially given the game's supposed focus on grounded physicality.
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The rest of the show was similarly devoid of stereotypical Spanish signposts, betting instead on visceral physicality and complex tableaux.
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" Joe also said that in addition to capturing the "essence" of the role, "there's an incredible physicality to these characters.
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Christina Forrer's colorful and gripping tapestries, currently on view at the Swiss Institute, focus on the awkward physicality of aggression.
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Most of the students taught by Shepard, Goldston, and Bowers are actors seeking to improve their physicality onstage or on camera.
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Even as a primitive vehicular prototype, emphasizing the physicality of the terrain, there wasn't really anything that looked quite like it.
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His works are all about experimentation -- the amalgamation of sonic and visual arts and the deconstruction of instruments' mechanisms and physicality.
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Though I was never diagnosed as such, I certainly felt the weight of my physicality as an obstacle to my happiness.
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They hold out the possibility of newly understanding human physicality by suggesting a creative conflagration between becoming perceptible and becoming imperceptible.
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Johnson works with many mediums, including sculpture and virtual reality, and is good at building spaces that have their own physicality.
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Given the physicality of VR, the experience is likely to be far more varied and personal, and so consent is blurrier.
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When viewing the five structures together, the concept of virtuality is subsumed by the raw physicality of the metal, skeletal frames.
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That the world is finally recognizing the physicality and grit that comes along with her profession is something she finds gratifying.
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It was the physicality of that — for the character to go from zero to 60 in one second ... it was hard.
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She frequently works on the ground, examining the physicality, history, and even belief systems of every site she ends up filming.
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The wind was bracing, but it was a reminder of the sheer physicality of the experience I was taking part in.
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With Syd, avoidance — of volume, of scale, of chewier hooks and tangible physicality — reads not as inadequacy but as studied omission.
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"The physicality of it I find quite hard," he says between heavy breaths, a puddle of sweat collecting at his feet.
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"I'm there to help them choreograph it clearly, ensuring everyone was okay with both the physicality and the nudity," she said.
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The graphics in this video were developed in keeping with the physicality and appearance of wood, brass, wind, and string instruments.
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Jones brings a broad-shouldered robustness to Lister's physicality; she doesn't just walk through town, she bounds, she trots, she stomps.
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Draymond Green Defensive instincts, physicality, and passion are traits that help make Draymond Green an indispensable part of a great team.
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I did not understand what they were but I was attracted to the physicality of them, and the curious form-making.
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I've noticed that whether working with mundane samples or abstract sounds, you seem interested in the physicality of a given sound.
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At first, this kind of physicality is engaging, but soon a kind of preciosity sets in, as gamelike exercises are developed.
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The work also continues his exploration of another ongoing focus, which is the physicality and social stigmas attached to disabled bodies.
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He seems to have applied the paint with a brush and a palette knife, imbuing the surface with a volatile physicality.
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Mr. Cruise's brisk, ingratiating performance — all smiles, hard-charging physicality and beads of sweat — does a lot to soften the edges.
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Surrounded by a cast largely consisting of former inmates, Mr. Cole is ferociously committed to the punishing physicality of his role.
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The Future Library makes the physicality of culture palpable by insisting that we confront the long, laborious process of preserving language.
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But it's true to the spirit of Judson and to Ms. Rainer's love of "unenhanced physicality" that anyone might try it.
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" Adams borrowed Ford's grace and precision, the way he moved his hands, sat on a couch: "He gave me that physicality.
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This circle has the ability to change form not only with context but with the "physicality" of the object beneath it.
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She gestated her for nine months and breast-fed her for nine more, so their bond had a built-in physicality.
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Physicality matters here, and things like getting flustered, having bad aim, or being disoriented have meaningful (though never punishing) mechanical costs.
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The second characteristic of all the performances was their physicality, the way a group would move, sometimes extravagantly, as one body.
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It also revives the idea of a culturewide wussification that must be fought with a return to aggression, physicality and ego.
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Instead, Wake and Winslow come into focus through guttural exchanges, their physicality (farting, sweating, straining) and their built and natural environments.
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Having Judd at MoMA, I'm sure it's going to have an impact on a generation that is yearning for more physicality.
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The director, auspiciously, is Lila Neugebauer, who brought a thrilling physicality to Sarah DeLappe's sleeper hit "The Wolves" earlier this season.
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Mixed in with the classical pas de deux and snowflakes are scenes of traditional Russian dance and circuslike feats of physicality.
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Her face was painted bright white, eyes and lips a bright blue, perfect for the dramatic physicality of the silent performance.
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My column on Norm Macdonald focused on his brilliantly eccentric language while my review of Sebastian Maniscalco analyzed his flamboyant physicality.
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But "Expert at the Card Table" pulled back the curtain on a discipline defined by virtuoso physicality of a sneakier sort.
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" Krieg is imagining a world free of societal pressures surrounding beauty, physicality, and the female body, "where physical and spiritual beauty intersect.
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The scientific community hasn't yet put forth a hard-and-fast theory when it comes to women's physicality, politics, and power strategies.
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And both are full of in-jokes and references, but still endlessly earnest about emotions, and enthusiastic about the physicality of dance.
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Device makers need to shift their entire way of thinking away from the physicality of devices to the creations of these clubs.
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Soldevilla continues this kind of physicality in a moonstruck collage in which small pieces of board swirl across a dark blue surface.
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It means nothing but if you like completely malleable digital content to conform to a definite physicality, this paragraph was for you.
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But, Arie soldiers on as a pretty meh choice defined by his overt physicality, cardigans, and anxieties over making the wrong decisions.
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But a differing interest in physicality is worth talking about and seeing what you both want out of a relationship, if anything.
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Anytime Zendaya had to be high in the show, we talked a lot about the physicality in her face, eyes, and body.
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But this was an early chapter in a long tradition of the Japanese face and physicality being erased from contemporary Japanese iconography.
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She embraced the change, though, telling VF that it wasn't just the character, but the physicality that drew her to the role.
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"Tuning into the physicality of our emotions helps change our experience of them and helps us to become less reactive," she says.
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With Ms. Dorrance, the counterbalance is between footwork of extreme rhythmic precision and a wild, unkempt physicality that dramatizes the sound production.
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While Mr. Ramírez is excellent at portraying Durán's cockiness and imposing physicality, the movie struggles to make him a well-rounded character.
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"In the second half, you could see our intensity level, physicality, aggressiveness defensively, was much, much better," Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra said.
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The way she subtly builds exasperation through her physicality and tone is actually a more believable movie than 13 Going on 30.
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"I expect them to do it at some point with a lot of ferocity, physicality, toughness," head coach Dwane Casey said Sunday.
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The physicality and athleticism of Germany's "Mannschaft," by contrast, has been eclipsed by a nimble, creative fluidity once more typical of Brazil.
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"'Sun Tunnels' is a work that reaches back to a Renaissance fascination with astronomy but has a very contemporary physicality," she said.
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In future pieces, Hussey would like to work more with gesture and physicality by revealing remnants of each embroidered contour and manipulation.
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Come for what looks like a child on the mic at their bar mitzvah, stay for his self-aware physicality and grin.
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The 216 release of the "Eroica" is better still, showing off the orchestra's spectacular playing, which marries deft refinement to forceful physicality.
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Celebratory of feminine physicality without falling into the trap of exploiting it, his work coincided with and helped create the supermodel phenomenon.
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Sonny's part isn't dance-heavy, but there is movement; Mr. Palminteri said his past as a boxer made the physicality come easier.
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What's so admirable to me is he could make this all about physicality, but he's telling the world about psychedelics, about awareness.
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You can see how the Bolshoi and City Ballet styles are related: long phrases, luxurious texture, expansive physicality, calmly off-balance emphasis.
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His Terry-esque heart, his Ferdinand-esque brain, and Vidic-esque physicality have transformed Liverpool's back four into the best in Europe.
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Nearly 50 line the walls, each quite different from the others, but united by the robust, unfussy physicality of touch and surface.
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For all their physicality, the worst things are what drill sergeants can make you do, not what they can do to you.
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He also has an impressively wide range of motion that truly gives him the look and physicality of a real, animate dog.
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"We felt like we needed more physicality on the frontline, and athleticism," Hornets general manager Rich Choo said on a conference call.
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James Eastland, one of the most notorious racists in Congress during the 1960s -- or why they find his physicality with women problematic.
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The new album unifies the winning elements of Mr. Scott's past work: the historical syncretism, the tensile band energy, the powerful physicality.
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But they found that the delicate interplay between personal expression and physicality was only a part of what made Contemporary Color special.
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But harnessing his physicality on the block, along with different ways to leverage his speed in a half-court setting, is wise.
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On Daredevil, for example, Matt Murdock's litheness is distinctly different from Wilson Fisk's overwhelming physicality, underscoring their opposing moral approaches to violence.
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Assault was inspired through a search for methods of warfare, something that might echo the physicality of trench warfare of WWI and WWII.
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While being strong can mean many things to different people, Tyler makes the excellent point that, often, strength doesn't lie in your physicality.
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The legacy of our species is less physical junk like plastic, or even atmospheric deposits (like CO2), but artifacts that have no physicality.
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The Rockets shot better in the second quarter (11-for-18) yet trailed at the break in part due to the Pistons' physicality.
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"To me, the game was much more about physicality and things that were quantifiable, like how much one could bench press," he says.
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In tandem with this inspection of orality and feminism is the notion of the cyborg and the introduction of technology into our physicality.
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Harbour looks like he could be a good replacement for a rougher, gorier, and scarier Hellboy, sharing Perlman's burly physicality and gravelly voice.
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" On the physicality of his reports: "People say I come across a little energetic and I can tell you, it's not an act.
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Ultimately she was playing up her femininity and her physicality as a means of cutting a place in the world that was meaningful.
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Seeing the body, seeing the physicality of his suffering, is very different than many Protestant churches, [which] use just the cross, without Jesus.
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"Even now the person that I've become is someone who is always questioning her self-worth based on her physicality," a third adds.
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CS: It had to do with physicality: the energy of the stroke, the gesture of the arm extending the body into visual space.
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I like the idea of using VR to preserve the space, because it captures something that has little to do with its physicality.
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We kind of just made it sound the way we thought it should sound—punchier and with the physicality it had in person.
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Biyombo, maybe the Raptors' most consistent player in a game that defied consistency, credited the fourth-quarter turnaround to an increase in physicality.
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"Sofia's incredible, because she's a dancer and she's physically so adept so she was very up for the physicality of it," said Pegg.
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Pfeiffer may have been nonplussed but answered the question, talking about Elvira's physicality and cocaine addiction which necessitated staying below a certain weight.
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I know our director, Johan Renck, worked hard with our actors to make sure that they occupied a certain kind of Soviet physicality.
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Our men valued for their strength and brawn until that physicality no longer lined your pockets, and then we became frightening and aggressive.
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He ensured the camp is training players the AC Milan way — playing with the ball as a team, stressing style rather than physicality.
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Representing a wide geographic diversity, the artists' performances challenge notions of ownership, physicality, economics, and privacy, expanding upon the topics explored by Sehgal.
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On Crying Lovers, men tend to post about the attraction to crying's physicality rather than the emotional context in which the tears occur.
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Forward Artem Dzyuba is enormous, and outside of Sergio Ramos and Gerard Pique, Spain doesn't really have height or physicality at the back.
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As a civic work of art, its raison d'être is its interaction with the surrounding landscape and every individual encountering its enormous physicality.
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The physicality she brings to her performance as Toni is both remarkable for someone so young and essential to the film's narrative progression.
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Part of the squeamishness in our culture is that we have so few opportunities to address the physicality of this kind of transformation.
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He exudes the physicality of someone who should be yanking trees out of the ground for a living, or at least playing rugby.
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With no back story or visible friends or family, he's a smooth-skinned enigma whose soft, cushiony physicality anchors the movie's tactile preoccupations.
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In a series that has made a study of the physicality of the rich and powerful, the scene is a graduate-level course.
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The other patients in the facility seemed beaten down by the irreversibility of their situation, but Fidyka projected an intense, if trammelled, physicality.
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The lack of self-assurance about her physicality (in contrast to Lila's self-possession) is made visible because we actually see the girls.
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In her show at Paula Cooper Gallery, Liz Glynn keeps Rodin's signature realism and physicality, but sculpts her bodies to be more wretched.
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Ms. Collins, who does not share her character's disability, makes earnest efforts to alter her speech patterns and adhere to a different physicality.
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The director said that his film needed a certain level of physicality that came from characters operating in real, not digitally constructed, environments.
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"In this virtual age, there is a hunger for the physicality of painting," said Richard Klein, the exhibitions director at the Aldrich, in Ridgefield.
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Fratino's subtle distortions of the figure underscore his charged imagery, with acute attention to armpit hair, chest hair, pubic hair, and the body's physicality.
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EP: I grew up watching Monty Python, so their physicality certainly had an affect on how I saw comedy, "Ministry of Silly Walks," anyone?
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Johnson explores Austen's use of blushes, beating hearts, physical gestures, and almost-contact—devices that weave a web of physicality around Anne and Wentworth.
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He found it to be much more interesting to tell a real love story than to use physicality as a means to portray love.
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Currently, Harvey is starting work on a new project, in which she deconstructs the physicality of a gasp and harnesses the movement in photographs.
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The Mountaineers&apos overall lack of physicality and weak play in the trenches has coach Dana Holgorsen searching for answers and a quick reversal.
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One might put this down to divergent tactical systems, or some arbitrary difference in pace and physicality between the Bundesliga and the Premier League.
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Ibaka and Tucker were added for what they bring on the court, but the team also talked up the toughness and physicality they bring.
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Others have endured worse reprimands for their physicality than this, but it underscores the value a particular look holds for women in television news.
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Sacred Games It's only eight episodes, but the season drags noticeably in the middle, especially compared to the physicality and urgency of Season 1.
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He finished this season with the third-highest steal rate in the league and exhibited an unwavering on-ball physicality that's truly top shelf.
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A young musician named Juan Atkins took inspiration from the region's dystopian physicality and his love for science fiction, particularly Albert Toffler's Future Shock.
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By experimenting with images and their physicality, artist Kate Steciw creates multifaceted works she calls "constructions" that can be referred to as photography sculpture.
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Dunn is bulky and long for his position; in college he often made up for lapses in defensive discipline and focus with sheer physicality.
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On top of once-in-a-lifetime scoring ability, Ovechkin brings a physicality and straight up belligerence that sets him apart from other legends.
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There's a marvelous, hard-won simplicity and directness in these drawings that evokes the physicality of a wild spiritual journey recalibrated as allegorical satire.
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All those things, for me, mark a different sort of physicality that I need and that allows me to feel really connected to Carolyn.
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Though she shares the desire to end patriarchal violence, she does not share a common physicality with the other women in Big Mother's army.
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Ms. Sheppard has been an innovator in disability arts, and this work illustrates just how much she's expanded the notion of physicality in dance.
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Her presence in the novel is richly physical, and through her physicality, Moss immerses us in the pleasures of nascent sexuality and adolescent independence.
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Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly deliver dynamite performances that capture the expressions and physicality of the star comedians without ever descending into caricature.
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"He has a photographic memory of details, of physicality, of mechanics," said Jim Bowden, who drafted Boone as general manager of the Cincinnati Reds.
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"The physicality might be different but it's a similar scenario in that they need to perform in a stressful and pressurized situation," he said.
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But Mr. Schlather focuses more overtly on whimsical physicality (lots of tumbling around) and winking metatheatricality, with characters beckoning spotlights and cuing the orchestra.
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But one of my early Kentucky teachers saw something in my high-energy, coltish physicality that, in his eyes, made me good Balanchine material.
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"I don't think there's anyone in the league that has an answer for his physicality and how big he is," wing Andrew Cogliano said.
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The show's roster had a traditional strip-club feel, highlighted by dramatic lighting; audience members roared as performers accomplished feats of flexibility and physicality.
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We did a lot of physicality where he would punch a pillow until he was out of breath, and we would go into scenes.
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Glynn's work keeps that signature realism and physicality — so charismatic and yet so repulsive — that Rodin employed towards the end of the 19th century.
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And it was with enthusiastic physicality, and regular references to having played high school and college football, that Mr. Booker preached love and understanding.
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He's very speedy and very challenging and wants a specific physicality, and he got me to be fearless at the start of my day.
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Angel and swordsman together visually contain the scene, clamping it together from above and below, compacting it into a dense unit of grueling physicality.
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As a dancer she wanted to convey the physicality of medium, the way the body moves around with such purpose but still so freely.
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Over and over, Drexler confronts us with the mercurial nature of heterosexual relationships, stressing male physicality and its potential for bodily domination of women.
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This brings an unusual level of physicality to gaming, with players having to sometimes dash, duck, or even jump to get through a level.
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The bright conspiracy strings of "The Database" return here, but bind the body of the work instead of connecting points, suggesting a fragile physicality.
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Football seems to lend itself to this, maybe because the infrequency of the games and maybe because its physicality translates more easily across age groups.
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Let him get comfortable with both the idea and the physicality of becoming a full-time center over the course of the next couple seasons.
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But giving them this ersatz physicality, and forcing me to think about the journey to visit them, they make Andromeda feel populated, coherent, and welcoming.
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In terms of sheer physicality and boxing ability, Klitschko is by far the more qualified candidate to reign as the heavyweight champion of the world.
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The muscular physicality and electric colors create beautiful abstract compositions that stretch across the picture plane and bring to mind Chaim Soutine's series of Gladioli.
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You're very aware of your own physicality, of being a lump of meat in a plane, but at the same time, there's a subtle difference.
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For years, dance aficionados have celebrated the adventurous physicality coming from that small country, making it one of its most popular and exciting cultural exports.
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In October, he opened up about his transformation to AARP the Magazine saying his physicality changed with the fake teeth he wore in the film.
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Instead of trying to make McCool comfortable in coming forward, he aggressively takes over the conversation, using his physicality and power to impose over her.
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" The Audain Museum calls "Transformation Mask" a "hybrid between the physicality of a transformation mask and the ephemeral experience of being part of the transformation.
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With these two amazing resources at our fingertips, we were able to base our selections on what best fits each sign's needs, personality, and physicality.
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I felt like his portrayal of Freddie Mercury was pretty off — especially his accent — and he never seemed to get the energy and physicality right.
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Though Uthaug leans heavily on digitally enhanced images of Lara leaping across impossible spaces, Vikander's surprising physicality keeps her from reading like a weightless effect.
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Crabtree wanted, she says, to give Moss the freedom to use the physicality of her face and body in her performance, while simultaneously inhibiting her.
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Occasionally there's a man who just thinks this is what men do, and it's quite easy for them to access that physicality or mental space.
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Leo was nominated, but he couldn't bring home the gold in his fifth collaboration with Scorsese — despite the awesome physicality of his big Quaalude scene.
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What Cummings is, however, is a master of is sarcasm, encased in a layer of Lucille Ball-esque physicality — if Lucille Ball were much raunchier.
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It has an imaginative and compelling physicality, an atmospheric set (a huge rotating wall) and costumes by Tim Yip, and painterly lighting by Mark Henderson.
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It's a reminder that if you want to play late in April and May, maybe June one day, that's the physicality that the playoffs bring.
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With iOS 10 and the new iPhone, Apple is opening up the Taptic Engine API to allow them to respond to the user with physicality.
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They de-emphasize their physicality, often stooping as they smile excessively and even raise the pitch of their voices so it won't sound too commanding.
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"In Situ," Ms. Chebli's dance, was a series of ideas connected only by her performing them and their sense of restricted space and constricted physicality.
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NYPD ran everybody through how-to-make-arrests training after Garner, because the department has avoided this topic [and] the need for physicality for years.
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BOSTON — Normally void of histrionics or a game that leans into palpable physicality, Al Horford has dominated these NBA playoffs in an uncharacteristically confrontational way.
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It's more that the show has always hinged on sex, delighting in the specific examination of both the concept and the physicality of the act.
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They correctly point out that physicality is central to pop stars' and actors' crafts, but overlook that the descriptions they're defending simply constitute bad criticism.
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Curtis, always the sort of performer whose physicality subtly shifts depending on the role, plays 2018 Laurie as a woman made out of steel wool.
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The most obvious difference between brick-and-mortar and online shopping is physicality, both of the item itself and the consumer's presence in the store.
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Ms. Radner played eccentric characters with raucous abandon and jangly big-kid physicality, but she also projected a vulnerability that made you care for them.
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If any audience member was still holding onto the catharsis of Café Müller, it was buried in the immediate and complete avalanche of Rite's physicality.
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Small books, which have been around since Gutenberg set up his press, are an ideal solution for a market that demands both convenience and physicality.
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Given the immense physical stature of Harvey's weight, height, and ox like strength – he used that physicality to trap me and prevent me from leaving.
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Gimelstob said he also believed that Isner's happiness off-court — his new wife, Madison, is expecting a daughter in September — translates to an improved physicality.
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A black belt at 10, she grew up doing taekwondo and found that the physicality for the sword fight between Hamlet and Laertes returned easily.
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Flannery, now 38, is married to a successful artist named Charles, a boorish alpha male who's self-centered and prodigious in both physicality and temper.
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There is a handsomely disheveled Douglas Sills as Mack, a quietly charismatic Alexandra Socha as Mabel and a general reveling in period fashion and physicality.
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Yoga is a practice intended to cultivate a mind-body connection, increasing awareness of both your physicality and your ability to be mindful and present.
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Her works can be described as research into dimensions, deconstructions, and explosion of forms exploring topics of virtual authorship and the physicality of the Internet.
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Mr. Plummer can be an aloof, fairly cool screen presence and he chills Getty Sr. with cruel glints, funereal insinuation and a controlled, withholding physicality.
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He disarms and defeats several attackers in a series of dutch angle shots, emphasizing the physicality that Lee is unleashing upon these poor, misguided assailants.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An insistent physicality courses throughout Tenses, the 2015–16 artists in residence exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
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But Miller's Batman was darker and grittier than any that had come before, with a grueling physicality that highlighted the brutality of the story's violence.
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The fiscal loss is too great if we eliminate physicality in all the ways we spend, which is why a digital cash experience is the future.
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It's a collision of raw physicality with posh aesthetics, an intervention I appreciate as I wander the property's 49 sprawling acres of woodland, field, and lake.
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That we could check our messy physicality and emotionality, our subjective beliefs and values, at the doors of our places of work and learning and leading.
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I had started to model locally, and my physicality (leggy, strategically buxom), meant I was usually popular with any teenaged guy I set my sights on.
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She lives in Los Angeles and is at work on a book of autofiction about men, sex, writing, the internet, depression, being a woman, and physicality.
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Argentine artist Joaquín Boz's abstract canvases feature a rhythmic assortment of blobs, strokes, scrapes, and swipes, reflecting Kandinsky's musicality with the physicality of Guston's paint handling.
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Cycling is not a contact sport, but on the road, the athletes' greatest challenge is nature — the nature of their surroundings and of their own physicality.
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In all these shorts, identity, just like the physicality that they immerse us in, is never fixed, but rather under a constant, at times anguished, negotiation.
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Velma, Josefina Gabrielle, is a onetime Roxie who brings to her current assignment an age-defying physicality, doing a cartwheel and the splits in quick succession.
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The land in question is imbued with a nice physicality: grass sways as you move through it, and many objects can be pushed around at will.
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But there could have been more sweat and physicality: this was, after all, the man who became the most famous dancer of the late 20th century.
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Xavier relied on length and physicality to limit Villanova to 22-for-234 shooting in the first half, including 210 of 218 from 266-point range.
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"Through basketball, I found my sense of physicality in the world; I felt a certain type of confidence when I stepped onto the court," Overholt says.
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If the price comes down, the 31-year-old could offer physicality, toughness, defense across three positions, and a respectable but hardly lethal 3-point shot.
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Other Music prioritized the physicality of musical appreciation — holding a record in your hand, experiencing a live performance, talking about a band with a fellow fan.
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McConaughey's at his best when he's cutting loose, exploring the weird spontaneity of his acting style, getting in touch with his physicality and rhythms of language.
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"This year, there's been a little bit more inconsistency at times in the hardness and using his physicality and his size," coach John Hynes told reporters.
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Focusing attention on the identity, physicality, and specificity of the performer can be enlightening, as it highlights gender, disability, race and other aspects of human difference.
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It's a pivotal role with DEEP complexity and physicality, the likes of which is rare for women in action shows – especially women of a certain age.
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But Mr. Wang's physicality, notable in a society where men rarely highlight their attractiveness, also sets an example in a nation that is growing older fast.
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He has Thomas Müller, who by his own admission is a player who strikes from the shadows and scores through stealth rather than full-on physicality.
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SackSEER sees a player who might not have top-5-caliber physicality because of the poor burst and, in particular, his 4.86 40-yard dash time.
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This is delicate music, yet in its small gestures it assumes a sweeping feel, richly immersive, thus offering a physicality that's surprising given Khalid's sonic palette.
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I like the "click, click, click"; I like the physicality of it, but the actual functionality of it is more difficult than it needs to be.
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With a sweetly cherubic face, a deceptively athletic physicality and an utter devotion to foolishness and slapstick, Mr. Conway was among Hollywood's most enduringly popular clowns.
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That's so integral to the character, because the way she speaks and uses her mouth and expresses herself has so much to do with her physicality.
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"I found a physicality and an honesty in Yrsa's work that really captured me," wrote Florence Welch of the band Florence + The Machine in an email.
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The performance rests squarely on the shoulders of the excellent Mr. Gabily, who brings an unsettling physicality to the role, his eyes wide with irrational intensity.
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In "Le Smoking" (2012) and "Camera (I)" (3333), the pronounced brushstrokes visualize the physicality of the paintings and emphasize "the process of shifting" that interests Treib.
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The exhilaration of that work was matched only by how you felt when you'd hold The Voice in your hands and marvel at its sheer physicality.
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Off the field, his big smile lit up a room, but he knew how to flip that switch on the field and play with some physicality.
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I feel so much joy living in a man's body, my natural physicality, and I am trying to find a path toward becoming a good man.
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But by remaking these tragic images as paintings, both artists have given them a monumentality and a hand-wrought physicality that photographs generally do not attain.
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Speaking with the young women on the team, Sherris became inspired by not only their muscled physicality, but also their drive, ambition — and positive body image.
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"There was no doubt that there was some physicality and some bad blood in there, but that's a part of hockey," Vigneault said of the brawl.
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Whereas Jeff Chychrun and Tie Domi used physicality and intimidation to establish themselves as N.H.L. players, their sons have done it with speed and puck handling.
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A counterpuncher who wears down opponents through his elite physicality and guile, Murray earned a reputation as one of the hardest-working players of his generation.
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The repentant boy, lunging clumsily toward his father's midsection, is charged with bright orange pants that stress his butt's physicality, as noted in the catalogue essay.
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As a natural consequence of hearing in that detail, I could also sense the physicality of the people making the music — their throats, hands, reflexes, sensibilities.
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The teams have the requisite skill and speed to thrive in today's N.H.L., but also the brawn and physicality, in excess, that once populated the league.
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I wondered how its volatile synthesizers, hissing basses, and rococo drums could possibly make it to the stage with all their detail, precision, and physicality intact.
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It puts everything on the same ethereal plane, and as a painter, it's really made me think about the physicality of my work and its experience.
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Both artists ramped up their works' tactility and physicality, keeping decorativeness in check; Ruggeri has done something similar in at least three paintings in this exhibition.
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Their trademark spastic physicality fills rooms with sweat, blood, and nervous energy, kicking up an impressively intimidating din and leaving trails of broken gear in their wake.
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His physicality is front and center, and it's both impossible (John should be dead a thousand times over) and extremely human (John bleeds, staggers, reels with grief).
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That has a lot to do with onscreen depictions, which often show indigenous characters with a certain physicality, almost invariably something like Pocahontas in the Disney cartoon.
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Spencer's really inventive and we had a great time exploring the physicality exploring how they might dance around each other figuratively or literally in any given scene.
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Kornbluth's explanation doesn't exactly fit in with his framing the question around "body image" — if this was truly about the physicality of the role, why go there?
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Mr. Ghaffari just passes muster with athletic physicality, but watching the poised Ms. Brewster put on girlish airs is like watching someone choose an ill-advised scarf.
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She started to find a groove again in the physicality of the music she was making, in the way beats made her body rock back and forth.
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Part of what made him such a controversial figure was that his physicality and blatant eroticism were beamed directly into American living rooms all over the country.
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"There were issues that we addressed, one of which was the physicality of the group," associate head coach Dave Sarachan told the Los Angeles Times this week.
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FFS allows the people who choose it to have a physicality that's more consistent with the gender identity they're otherwise expressing, which is hardly a "shallow" ask.
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You know, give this character much more physicality, assign like an animal to him, and all this fun stuff of creating a very fleshed out, manifested character.
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Evolution tends to favor an equilibrium point between predator and prey—a kind of "goldilocks zone" of physicality that constrains species in some specific and important ways.
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There are few people in music history as recognizable as Queen frontman Freddie Mercury — and not just his face, but his four-octave voice and flamboyant physicality.
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Everything from reality television (which is pro wrestling, stripped of physicality) to the gaudy, militaristic pageantry of the NFL is touched by the hand of pro wrestling.
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But James has so much more to worry about, like who handles the playmaking and the effect the physicality of playing center could have on his body.
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Mr. Appleby brought nervy physicality to the part, but could seem a little blank vocally, singing with smooth and pliant tone but few variations in tone color.
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People have a physicality that was being physically constrained, and I wanted to show that kind of torture that people were laced into, cause it's so extreme.
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At their best, glitch artworks remind us of the limitations and inherent physicality of technology, and nothing says "this object has limits" quite like old VHS tapes.
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When Rigdol sliced and consumed the paper noodles, he was admonished by Buddhist leaders, revealing their own attachments to an object of knowledge that transcends its physicality.
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Their forms are shifting, unpinnable, floating somewhere above the mere physicality of the samples they choose from, a brief, transcendent respite from the strains of daily existence.
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Obviously when I said physicality, I meant the fact that you had to haul around your whole body with your arms and pretend you didn't have legs.
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Female body types have always cycled in and out of style; yet with men, alternatives to the ideal of imposing physicality have usually been ignored or lampooned.
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Ben Brantley reserved particular praise for the show's suspendered star, Ethan Slater, writing, "no one matches Mr. Slater in conveying the physicality of the life aquatic."spongebobbroadway.com
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Ben Brantley reserved particular praise for the show's suspendered star, Ethan Slater, writing, "no one matches Mr. Slater in conveying the physicality of the life aquatic."spongebobbroadway.
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She is no sylph, no ingénue, yet there she is in nothing but a pair of purple underpants, exulting in her physicality as an audience looks on.
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Stanley Love, an experimental choreographer who built a loyal following by instilling his dances with joy, vibrant physicality and his wild imagination, was found dead on Aug.
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It would have helped if the object of Faith's affection had received the kind of physicality and vividness Lipman lavishes so wonderfully on her more difficult characters.
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The film brought to the masses not just the physicality and the raw courage of the sport, but also its subtler grace and its knottily intellectual side.
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It's strong and what we realized is that it's created a different kind of drama: It's about being present in the physicality and dancing with people onstage.
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While Lue was questioning his team's toughness after the game, superstar forward LeBron James assured reporters that the physicality the team needs will be there in the playoffs.
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The track employs sweeping synths and rhythmic drums to conjure an easy, fun mood which feels closely tied to physicality (try not swaying your hips when you listen).
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In that case, the non-physicality is good — it lets injured players get some of the benefits of on-the-field practice without the threat of further harm.
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FROM PEN: Cassandra Freeman Talks About the Runaway Success of Netflix's 'Luke Cage' The show's a comedy, half-farcical in its physicality, but there's a real generosity, too.
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At the same time, the information it spread lacked the spark of physicality: looking folk in the eye, making yearling cattle scatter like mercury hit with a hammer.
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By deconstructing linen and dying with indigo, Cassandra Holden works with woven material to expose fibers of linen and playfully explore the status and physicality of the medium.
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If Washington's intent has been to goad the Penguins into taking retaliatory penalties or adjusting their style to reflect the increase in physicality, it has failed so far.
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Despite all the praise that the book received when it was published, in 2015, Moshfegh is still upset by the intensity of people's reaction to her character's physicality.
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Don't be surprised if Phillips counters Ertz with cornerback Aqib Talib, who has the twitchiness to mirror and the length and physicality to disrupt at the catch point.
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Building on her recent movement investigations and her early background as a composer, Ms. Tenenbaum explores the inseparability of the body and the voice, of musicality and physicality.
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I think most women that go into the kitchen are into the actual work and the creativity of it, and like the physicality of actually doing the stuff.
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There's this psychological element about how sports relate to sexual development that excited me, and the subtle dichotomy between the physicality of sports and the innocence of play.
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DJing, and dance music culture in general, has taught me a lot about living in the moment and the physicality of hearing frequencies in music on the dancefloor.
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His ideas about the physicality of painting, mostly gleaned from studying the work of Rubens, Veronese and others at the Louvre, opened the medium to the modern era.
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But she also imbues the role with an intense and consistently thrilling physicality, bringing a kind of balletic grace to her over-the-top, elaborately choreographed fight sequences.
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It's one thing to fight evil, but Shazam's eye-popping, slack-jawed, discordant physicality is a reminder that it's just as tough to get a grip on yourself.
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HH: In their engagement with quotidian materials, physicality, seams showing (what Robert Storr calls "painting roughed-up"), the paintings are in conversation with a wide range of works.
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Fans of rugby league say the game is more exciting and free-flowing, while rugby union fans enjoy their sport's traditions and emphasis on defense, kicking and physicality.
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For all of the physicality in the game, the Cavaliers were still been unable to disrupt the Warriors' ability to move the ball around rapidly on every possession.
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The cult of Putin is very much about physicality, and there's plenty on display: He suits up for a hockey scrimmage, does strength-training workouts, talks martial arts.
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Ms. Soares coasts through it all with her rolling purr (or is it a growl?), meeting the music head-on and suggesting the physicality of classic samba rhythm.
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At one point, through the din, you hear him cough, and I have never felt so present in a piece of music, so reminded of the performer's physicality.
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The overtones and harmonies, the polarities in the sound, the physicality of the instrument, the unparalleled touch—harnessing the beast that is, and can be, a grand piano.
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"Having the gallery space, just the physicality involved in moving stuff and hanging art, was hard enough, and something I would rather not do again," Ms. Williamson said.
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"He did exactly what he's been doing for 17 years and was able to give us a good emotional lift, some physicality and what we needed," Boucher said.
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The physicality of my trauma unnerved me most, and instead of talk therapy, I turned to physical therapy in an effort to rebuild myself from the outside in.
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Like many young players stepping into the senior ranks, however, it has been the physicality of the ATP Tour that has been the biggest change from the juniors.
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Instead, the novel is an ode to the clumsier physicality of companionship, where bonds of friendship and love strain against the entropic forces of distance, irritation and habituation.
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The physicality of the amateur athletes — wingspans reminiscent of Michael Phelps, quads that could rip inseams and never-ending abdominal muscles — had some of the staff bug-eyed.
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Never have I been so aware at once of the beauty of the poetry, the physicality of Homer's world and the moral ambiguity of those who inhabit it.
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Given time, the show's evocations of physicality (drinking, sitting, looking hard into white space), yield a rich understanding of the body's central place in visual readings of history.
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It's hard to deny the appeal of vinyl's physicality—the blissful ritual of unwrapping a fresh record and throwing it on a turntable with your own two hands.
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Boston rallied with four unanswered goals, held a 30-12 edge in shots over the final two periods and had its way with St. Louis in the physicality department.
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In today's game Stevens might be suspended as often as he scored—in his time he was the most feared player in the NHL because of his punishing physicality.
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And though he's not a big man, I've seen him assert his dominance over other men through the physicality of his broad shoulders and the power of his stance.
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His charisma and physicality let him create a believable Logan in the original X-Men, and his smart-ass, almost-hammy performances make him watchable in just about anything.
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It's him doing every single bit of that fighting, and I'm showing it in a way that you can clearly see it's him, his physicality, the way he moves.
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Though her size pigeonholed her, No Small Parts explains that she developed her own accent and manner of speech which exuded the confidence her physicality wasn't able to muster.
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That physicality is a big part of the experience as well, which is perhaps why some of the most successful digital puzzle boxes are on devices with touch interfaces.
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The controversy that followed cast doubt on Biden's viability as a candidate in the age of #MeToo, especially for a candidate known for his physicality when meeting with constituents.
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In my third phase of life, I hope to have the physicality of my first 19 years and wisdom of what I have learned for the past three decades.
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"Back in the U.S.A." (1959) Berry's salute to his country didn't focus on the politics but on American culture, as well as on the sheer physicality of its land.
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From physicality to emotional energy, there are literally dozens of factors that come into play to turn those first tentative "nice to meet you"s into "I do"s.
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"We'll learn to play together,but the physicality of the game, the defense, the rebounding – that has toimprove," Oregon coach Dana Altman said in his post-game news conference.
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By embodied, I mean there is some physicality about them that your body or my body interacts with that tells us something we can't know in any other way.
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Either way, the machines evoke the physicality of the departed person, so the potential for supernatural interaction is almost secondary to the reminder of the life behind Eakins's art.
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Women shouldn't catcall, either — but not because they aren't as threatening: because it's wrong to volunteer an assessment of a stranger's physicality without having been expressly asked for it.
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Although Greg Derelian's surly facial and vocal expressions as Coriolanus seem a bit obvious, his rugged physicality and unflagging vigor fuse into a sturdy portrayal of a curmudgeonly hero.
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"What has become evident throughout the process of readings and workshops is that 'King Kong,' with its distinct physicality, doesn't fit the traditional book musical format," Ms. Pavlovic said.
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"She said, 'I have this ensemble, and I don't want them to leave the stage so I need to think about their physicality and their bodies,'" Mr. Kelly recalled.
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In Café Müller and The Rite of Spring, currently playing as a double bill at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Tanztheater Wuppertal offers up catharsis followed by brutal physicality.
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"I think it's the same thing over the course of his career that people have talked about: the combination of the size, the speed and the physicality," Smith said.
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Their Beethoven is no cosmic enigma: you register the physicality of his stomping ostinatos, the off-kilter drive of his dance movements, the playful abruptness of his stylistic transitions.
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And in an age when drag is a mainstream phenomenon, can the Trocks continue to depend on the silly jokes and visual incongruities, the vaudeville humor and slapstick physicality?
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Judd, who died in 1994, continues to inspire "a generation yearning for more physicality," said Leslie Hewitt, one of five notable makers we asked to reflect on his legacy.
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But in this age of globalization, robotics and biometrics, something feels strange about the fixation on physicality in the border policy debate we are having in the United States.
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Dafoe's thin, coiled physicality suggests both fragility and determination, while his tensile face flutters with an astonishment of emotions that, by turns, suggest a yielding or off-putting sensibility.
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A set like this demands a lot of physicality and steady hands; we were getting the older, wiser, and much more sober version of the band once dubbed Alcoholica.
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Crack it open and the attentive reader is pulled between artistic intimacy and historic scale by a bravo performance capturing the ephemerality of life and the physicality of art.
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"Spain wanted to mix it up, at times our movement could have been better but it's part of this level in terms of the intensity and physicality," she said.
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And even seeing yourself viewed through the camera's eye, how your physicality, which seems so much about an exchange with live viewership, maybe gets distilled into just the visual.
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As Bernstein's statement and this exhibition demonstrate, the physicality — cover, binding, order (or lack) of the pages — of the book is essential to the experience and reading of it.
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These objects, tokens of her imagination given physicality through her body and art, now, once again, find themselves on display in this museum not far from my New York apartment.
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Ali, Connelly, and Waltz all bring touches of brilliance to their characters, particularly the physicality Ali uses in order to pull off a curveball thrown to his role early on.
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"It became my job to construct the physicality or image of militarism on a body that had nothing to do with that but that represented its symbolic gesture," Cassils said.
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These assumptions about disability and pain reveal how little we want to acknowledge disability or pain, as if awareness of someone else's physicality, awareness of each other's unfixability, burdens us.
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But I've been surprised — and saddened — by books like Three Women and other similarly popular and "relatable" stories of women's sexuality and physicality that focus so heavily on women's disempowerment.
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Fans of Glau's work on shows like Firefly, Dollhouse, Alphas, and Arrow ought to appreciate the bright personality and ferocious physicality she brings to Cameron, a machine with a soul.
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ABOUT MINNESOTA (6-2, 343-2): The Golden Gophers have shown their physicality in another way this season, and that's by recovering 11 fumbles - tying them for second in FBS.
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Bolstered by production by Hudson Mohawke and Oneohtrix Point Never, HOPELESSNESS uses the physicality of dance music to bruising effect, making ANOHNI's political provocations both more palatable and more punishing.
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At safety, Tedric Thompson flashes the range needed of a center fielder while adding physicality — see his crushing blow to force an Ameer Abdullah fumble — he rarely showed in college.
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Two new books approach these questions from different angles, the first seeking to examine masculine physicality and fragility, the second a thorough history of the activity and business of fitness.
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As Branch submerges her guttural, Lester Bowie-inflected trumpet playing in a stew of cello, bass and percussion, the focus is always on groove (rhythmic momentum) and grain (rough physicality).
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And thoughtful coverage can illuminate the immense differences between, for example, Mr. Biden's occasionally cringe-worthy physicality and Mr. Trump's contempt-filled view of women as veritable pieces of meat.
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"I thought she was destined to be a top player because of her physicality and her athleticism, but she doesn't have much of a plan B in matches," McEnroe said.
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The star of the company Noche Flamenca, which she leads with her husband, Martín Santangelo, Ms. Barrio tests the limits of physicality in one of her most important roles: Antigone.
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But it is Robbie — with her panicked, darting eyes and tensely resistant, then capitulating physicality — who conveys the horror of sexual harassment, a degradation that seeps into body and soul.
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It is both the perfect physicality for their egalitarian relationship, and, Sciamma said, a reaction to a cultural debate in France about whether consent takes the passion out of sex.
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NBA fans on Twitter took notice of Jackson&aposs repeated critiques of Williamson&aposs physicality and, as Twitter users do, took the opportunity to make memes out of the ordeal.
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By the time they actually reach each other face to face, you strip it back and strip it back so that you want it to happen and you want physicality.
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That was the quality that I wanted to get out of it, so you felt it was a contest of skill and ingenuity, and the physicality comes from the screens.
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The driving force behind Peder Balke's painting is his desire to harness paint's capacious materiality, from impasto to liquidity, to evoke the changing, often tumultuous physicality of his subject matter.
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When performed on stage, it is characterized by supreme physicality, inventive form such as people falling off walls into darkness, and spontaneous collapses onto the floor, and almost maddening repetition.
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It remains to be seen whether tactile books become less important due to their cost and the diminishment of their practical necessity, or more important through their physicality and personality.
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The Canadian women played a classic Canadian-style game, using their skill and physicality to bully the Americans around the ice, raising their elbows and even a fist or two.
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As is typical of Caro's work, it makes us experience its hovering extension and the space between its verticals in terms of our own physicality, which animates the literally weighty piece.
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This magnification also heightens the viewer's aesthetic experience of both the works photographed and VanDerBeek's compositions, and brings the scale closer to that of the body, recalling the physicality of sculpture.
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That's because artist Gordon Pask's 1968 vision, "The Colloquy of Mobiles," did not turn out to be literally prescient in terms of the physicality of machine-machine and machine-human interaction.
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Though Sawyers bears a faint resemblance, his manner in both speech and physicality evince Obama in such a breezy, seamless way that you at once forget that you're watching an actor.
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Presley's physicality was so compelling to his teen fans that he didn't even need to be in the same room, or filmed from the waist down, to inspire such visceral reactions.
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Hopefully, the day it's not fun, if it doesn't feel right, if that day comes—it doesn't feel like it's imminent, though, the bigger issue is more the physicality of it.
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I had a heightened awareness of every part of my body, the physicality of the cool water and the bright air and a surreal forest enclosing the pool in magnificent foliage.
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You Are Everything, her first solo New York City exhibition in five years, presents a newfound ease with her material, a gracefulness in both subject and physicality I hadn't noticed before.
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The younger brother of the WNBA's Valeriane Ayayi, he hasn't notched official playing time during his redshirt year, but is working on his game and physicality, as well as his English.
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I tried out the Immersit this afternoon at CES Unveiled alongside a racing game VR demo, and it gave a rather pedestrian run on the track a new physicality and energy.
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The idea was to preserve the physicality of football while minimizing the aspect of the game that has been shown to cause the most brain injuries: the tackle to the ground.
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But connecting with the character in a room-scale VR environment, with the goblin reacting to my own physicality in real time, conjured a sense of emotional immediacy that was undeniable.
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That physicality in itself — and the rhythmic intuition shared among the dancers, even as the score erratically swerves and spikes — proves more stirring than Mr. Shen's flashier narrative and visual moves.
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Working with The Living Theatre gave me a language and philosophy that's not at the forefront of conversation in the art world; there was a different emphasis on physicality and movement.
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Remnants of the athleticism and physicality that once made Howard a top-five player still elevate Howard's game on both ends, and opponents still can't score against him at the rim.
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But just think on it: A sport like basketball, with its immense requirement for physicality, might soon be grabbing a cloak that grants it more technical, critical analysis of professional games.
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A quick wank in the shower before work in the morning doesn't cut it—I need to be able to smell a woman's hair, her skin, the difference in our physicality.
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Even though some of these guys were unenlightened bozos, it feels overly bleak to say that every friendly wave and hello from a man had something to do with my physicality.
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It raised questions about gendered behaviors and drew the eye to the formal physicality of soccer, with its own techniques and coordinations as complex and difficult as those of the dancers.
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The American men have avoided the fate of the women thanks largely to the one-man phenom Nathan Chen, whose physicality and technical brilliance have helped push his teammates forward, too.
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Sympathy for Golden State's plight is likely to be scarce, given Paul's absence for Houston, but Golden State has clearly missed Iguodala's settling nature and passing instincts against Houston's unrelenting physicality.
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As New York exhibitions featuring these three attest, a radical body unifies imagination and physicality: It's where movement meets the mind, and the body, once animated, becomes a site of transformation.
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Cleveland already knows the formula to beat Golden State: lots of 20s, slowing the pace and lots of physicality to make the Warriors grind in the half-court, which they hate.
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In her latest dance-theater work, the choreographer Tamar Rogoff continues her investigations of selfhood and physicality, shedding light on the many ways in which a person can inhabit a body.
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Still, I can see why some critics argue that the physicality here is actually more old-fashioned than the 1890 choreography — closer to August Bournonville's mid-19th-century manner than Petipa's.
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In "Get on Your Knees," a meditation on oral sex that married Attell-like punch lines to poetic musings and oddball physicality, Jacqueline Novak riffed on the femininity of the penis.
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Rookie running back Devin Singletary has been excellent since taking over as the full-time starter, showing a combination of vision, agility and physicality that reminds many of Maurice Jones-Drew.
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The Hawks did a better job of matching that physicality at home and pulled off a 116-98 win as Millsap led the way with 21 points, 22 rebounds and five assists.
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In some ways, he took after the Neoconcrete artists of Rio de Janeiro a decade earlier, particularly Hélio Oiticica and Lygia Clark, with a shared emphasis on texture, physicality, and enveloping installations.
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This gives you the illusion of the ride mixed with the real physicality of moving through space and feeling the pull — a process the imagineers who show us the rig call "Visceralization".
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As they repeatedly observed normal bodily function, and as they worked to incorporate those movements into their own physicality, the participants were able to forge new connections, which got stronger over time.
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Call Me by Your Name is so good at portraying the physicality of longing and lust, in large part thanks to the way Guadagnino captures Hammer's casual handsomeness and Chalamet's hungry stares.
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Beyond covering people's genitals with pieces of cloth and athletic cups, Rodis uses her background in choreography and movement to help Meade and other actors approach the physicality of sex scenes differently.
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In an age when almost all intense relationships are credited at least with an unconscious physicality, some will question whether Mr Davis has succeeded in portraying a purely spiritual level of communication.
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Rose-tinted memories of United's nineties success allow Keane's violence to be fetishized in a way that Marouane Fellaini's is not, even though both players have become victims of their own physicality.
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It's a quick-cutting music video that intersperses the songs, and broadens them, with compelling poetry from the Somali-British writer Warsan Shire, poems that often extend women's physicality toward the archetypal.
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Knee-high and 29 ½ feet by 9 feet 2 inches, it astounds by virtue of its sheer mass, its rugged physicality intensified by contrast with the pristine white walls of the gallery.
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NATALIA OSIPOVA I think contemporary dance needs the kind of physicality I have now; it's tough on the body, and I think by 35 or so, it might be late for me.
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And some of his physicality — he was unbelievably thin at that time, which I was not completely able to achieve since I didn't get a cocaine addiction in order to play him.
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From her physicality to her voice, as well as her emotional range, Caplan does an excellent job portraying the trouble nurse, who was previously played by Kathy Bates in the 1990 film.
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Mostly, though, "Skyscraper" is about the movie's other, far more towering figure: Mr. Johnson, a performer whose colossal physicality is strikingly complemented by a delicate expressivity too rarely seen in contemporary blockbusters.
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Houston's physicality has caused Golden State countless problems, and Cousins's brutish game would have been a handy counter for Warriors Coach Steve Kerr to punish the Rockets' switching defenses and small lineups.
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Powers connects her early attraction to popular music explicitly to its "erotic pull," the "physicality" of live performance, and the centrality of music to the sexual awakenings of herself and her friends.
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"I am attracted to the timeless beauty and physicality of the mathematicians' chalkboard, and to their higher aspiration to uncover the truth and solve a problem," Ms. Wynne said in an email.
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So it only makes sense that we lean on them for the narrative of his post-truth presidency, whose latest, foreign chapter brimmed with more awkward physicality than a toddlers' gymnastics class.
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At one point in the fourth quarter on Wednesday, Boston led by 212, negating Washington's physicality by spreading the floor and knocking down 224 shots from 23-point range for the game.
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But by the final weekend, I did start to enjoy the physicality of the sound itself — and yes, the Berlin Staatskapelle can whip up a glorious one — as an end in itself.
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At a time when nothing at all seems certain, it felt somehow reassuring that Arsenal was summarily dispatched at Stamford Bridge, crushed and cowed by Chelsea's typical blend of finesse and physicality.
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But I think the physicality in tennis, especially on the women's side, has grown, which has allowed more players to neutralize off that big first ball and work their way into points.
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Klosterman: The reason that people in the intellectual community argue that football is dangerous is because there's now a large swath of society that has no relationship to physicality or potential violence.
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As a performer, Yorke has used his body to twitch and contort to his music (just take the iconic video for "Lotus Flower"), but here, his physicality matches up with the songs seamlessly.
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Markus has homed in on a vulnerable young woman, and he's homed in on someone who has real issues with her physicality, with her body image, with her self-respect, with her independence.
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Interacting with the physicality of a world we primarily know from film, television, and books provides a particular type of immediacy and thrill, one that's not easily replicated in other kinds of entertainment.
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She explained that being thin was "part of the physicality of the part" (she played a woman addicted to cocaine), but added that it was not easy to maintain such a body weight.
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They turned up the physicality and work rate, weren't over ambitious with their own quality of football and tried to convert chances when they broke down Villa enough to get in on goal.
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ET, CSN Philadelphia, WGN (Chicago) ABOUT THE 220ERS (23-1053): Philadelphia struggled to match the physicality of the Thunder on Wednesday and were outrebounded 2105-276 while surrendering 1 points in the paint.
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It also brings a real physicality to the animation, as it pays homage to the work of animators like Stan Brakhage and Len Lye who pioneered techniques like scratching and manipulating film stock.
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"People who have never experienced depression think, 'Well, I pulled myself together after a rough time,' and they don't understand the intense physicality, the immediacy, and the incontrovertibility of the condition," Solomon says.
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The Fits is all about her coltish, eager physicality — her attempts to turn strength into grace, the conscious ways she pushes and conditions her body, her positioning inside groups or along their edges.
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The careful use of lighting enhances the intimacy of these images, emphasizing the focus of physicality between Di Luggo and her students — one massages her, another dances with her, demonstrating their mutual trust.
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Without the plot pyrotechnics, it's easier to focus on the series' simpler pleasures, like Mr. Malek's inimitable physicality, or the skill with which Mr. Esmail captures underexplored aspects of modern white-collar life.
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The physicality picked up along the way, with the Leafs and Canadiens exchanging hits in a matter of minutes, including a Weber hit along the boards on Nylander that got the crowd roaring.
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The photographer is immediately stunned into silence, which is an extraordinary feat considering that he's played by Riggle, a comedian who tends to crash into scenes with considerable physicality and eye-popping rage.
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And in each of their matches against Djokovic, especially the final two against Khachanov and Zverev, the young players brought a physicality to their matches that sufficed when and how experience could not.
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The former vice president's decades-long habit of hugging, touching and kissing people has become a subject of scrutiny in recent weeks after several women came forward saying his physicality made them uncomfortable.
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Baby also has tinnitus, which he quells with music; mostly, he has killer timing and gracefully elastic, reactive physicality that suggests Mr. Wright has put in time with the films of Jacques Tati.
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Conditions were cool and temperate on Friday evening — though Millman still sweated through a pair of shoes — but Federer, 38, again struggled to match the physicality of an opponent eight years his junior.
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"It's about the physicality of it, about people getting out, people getting on buses and holding posters," said Ms. McGuire, who alluded to populist sentiments and aesthetics that helped get Mr. Trump elected.
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Gymnastics is one of the most popular televised events of the Olympics—some fans tune in for the acrobatics, and others for the tears—but its punishing physicality is better understood in person.
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In being so harmfully wrong, but, with the help of Udom's precise, almost militaristic physicality and dartlike vocal cadences, so hypnotically fluent, Joe pulls the audience through the looking glass of didactic presentation.
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To a non-cynic, it would be a real celebration of the human spirit, the limits of physicality, the magic of elite athletes making their bodies do things other humans cannot even comprehend.
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I like the idea of these images evoking an ambiguous kinship with the body, that people might relate to in different ways, and consider their own physicality and fascination with the human body.
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To make sure doubles look like their actors, wardrobe departments get creative: In the past, Orman has worn Spanx stuffed with pillow filling, or athletic pants and a motorcycle suit to change her physicality.
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Related: Lakeith Stanfield explains why Netflix's new Death Note film isn't whitewashing Using an actor in a costume and then using motion capture on Willem Dafoe's face certainly helped with that feeling of physicality.
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For her part, Lloyd has yet to comment on how she'd handle the physicality of the sport ... but her trainer seems to think she'd have zero issues if a team were to sign her.
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In this pattern, I began to see that the actor's shape-shifting ability to transcend physicality isn't an inherently male superpower — it's just that men are the only people allowed to do it onscreen.
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This time as a live action feature starring Scarlett Johansson as The Major and Michael Pitt as villain Kuze, it reimagines New Port City with a breathtaking degree of computer-generated three-dimensional physicality.
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Power: We saw Negan's intimidating physicality in action in a variety of different scenarios in this episode, from his disarming of Gabriel in the trailer to his impressive zombie-fighting skills outside the Sanctuary.
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The meaning of his Madonnas and nudes may be muddled, but from the physicality of his paint as well as the spirit of his painting emerges a palpable energy that only seduces the eye.
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"I just think they had a higher level of physicality and execution, and any time a good team has that, it's going to be hard to overcome," Brooklyn point guard Spencer Dinwiddie told reporters.
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At the center of his art was that dazzling physicality and the percussiveness of his playing — his deep, serene, Ellingtonian chords and hummingbird attacks above middle C — which held true well into his 80s.
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While white women in comedy — like Melissa McCarthy, Amy Schumer, Rebel Wilson, and Kate McKinnon — routinely use their physicality for laughs, Haddish noted that that freedom is not as readily available for black women.
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The extreme exertion required of the obviously in-shape male body underscores the way that female physicality is always defined in terms of sexuality, regardless of the skill or power involved in an activity.
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I'm used to being mindful of taking care of myself at festivals, and I'm used to the physicality of spending several days on your feet, but this is a whole different version of that.
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Narrator: Another creature actor, Troy James, who played the Jangly Man, brought a new level of physicality that required more attention because of the amount of bending and twisting the character had to do.
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The 19-year-old's natural gifts (he is, after all, "BLESSED") are especially recognizable among other skaters who understand the astonishing physicality of doing a nollie flip over a standing trash can—from flat.
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The common thread with both Blanck Mass albums and with Fuck Buttons is the fact that there's a real physicality, scale and power to the sounds you make...Yeah, it's deeply important to me.
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At a time when few of us dare to go anywhere without a smartphone, books tapped into a growing desire among many consumers for a sense of physicality and the measured pace it commands.
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Before, having Brunson by the basket in conjunction with Fowles overwhelmed opponents with physicality, but the setup didn't maximize Fowles as a finisher around the basket, nor her world-class ability to rebound herself.
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Last year, when I attended a festival at Duke University celebrating Monk's 100th birthday, I was reminded how deeply in touch Monk was with the elements of dance — the physicality and weight of motion.
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If Chuck's battle mode feels like a charging bull, the tight delivery and lean physicality of the actors Damian Lewis and Malin Akerman makes their arguments feel like knife fights — piercing, precise, and personal.
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" Julia is mooning over his physicality here, yet James is also a square — a man so unfeasibly sane, patient and anodyne that Iris, the acerbic mother of Julia's dead husband, wants to "smack him.
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All of that complexity is in the baton that's passed to Sanders, a very different performer with a very different face, but he amplifies what Hibbert gives him and adds physicality, volatility and grace.
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His jokes cover familiar territory (movie clichés, auditioning), but what makes him one of the most exciting young stand-ups today, and one with breakout potential, is his outlandish physicality and old-school showmanship.
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They played with a brand of physicality that Brown described as a new experience for his young players, many of whom are wading into the choppy waters of the playoffs for the first time.
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It was the tone, the vivacity, the pulse behind dancing that articulated the raw physicality of rage, of yearning, of love — emotions contained within a group of youthful bodies on a hot summer night.
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It's lovely miniaturist work that echoes that of the performers, notably that of Ms. Airola and Mr. Lahti, who lets you see Olli's interior life emerge gradually, as pure physicality gives way to sensibility.
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The contrast is a provocative one; if Vanessa's libertinism feels more of a piece with Bloomsbury's contemporary reputation, Virginia's tense and worried physicality has become — unfairly, I think — associated with her brand of modernism.
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A lot of the way we worked with Pedro — and that's part of what Dave and I were trying to get the hang of when we started shooting — is his physicality became incredibly important.
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A similarly goofy physicality imbues the comedy of Tiffany Haddish, who not only gets carried onstage in her new Netflix special, "Black Mitzvah," but then dances and also raps, before coming out as Jewish.
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Instead of relying on reams of exposition, Schnabel introduces this period by focusing on Vincent's face and body, underlining his physicality and the material conditions that help shape his sense of self and art.
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"Anybody that came to the game today will have enjoyed what they saw from Japan; a bit of razzle-dazzle, quite a bit of physicality at times," Hanson said following the win on November 3.
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The musicians' interplay, the combination of hard-earned skill and raw physicality in the playing… when it all coalesces, it can be like watching riveting theater or a sporting event going down to the wire.
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They push the human body to its absolute limits, and it's this same mix of skill and physicality that makes the likes of Serena Williams, LeBron James, and Lionel Messi amazing to watch as well.
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Talos-1 has the same kind of physicality as System Shock 2's Von Braun or, before it, System Shock's Citadel Station — which is something that the mostly linear Dead Space and BioShock never captured.
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There is physicality going on from time to time, especially on the playground, but also kids this age (mine included) can sometimes get bumped or brushed up against and say that they are being hit.
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Cech was soon considered one of the best keepers in the league, Carvalho was one of the canniest defensive operators around and, up front, Drogba terrorised opposition centre-backs with his physicality and brute strength.
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Redshirting out the season ahead of his official freshman year, Freeman is already making waves, catching the eye of ESPN's recruiting expert Jeff Borzello and working on his physicality ahead of his start next semester.
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"They teach you about the physicality of it, so you don't look stupid, how to blend in a little bit," says Tolliver, along with providing an introduction to the building trades, from carpentry to painting.
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" In "The Rub of Time," he more than once emphasizes writing's physicality: "What sends me up to my study is a feeling in the back of my throat—like the desire for my first cigarette.
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In ripped flesh-colored tights, his tattoos and muscles equally on display, Mr. Polunin is presented as a kind of sacrificial figure, leaping and crouching in an unabashed display of raw emotion and powerful physicality.
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So, despite the fact that we don't cuddle or hold hands or have sex, the physicality that we do share is really important to me, and it is a need that Carolyn meets for me.
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To embrace Mercury's physicality, Mr. Malek had a costume designer create a set of Freddie teeth that he carried around in a little black plastic container, and popped into his mouth to practice every night.
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Either way, Clowney should thrive from Day 1 against the run, where he uses physicality and relentlessness to blow up runs on the front side and chase down ball carriers from the back side. 5.
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And that's what Pixar does so well: high-stakes sequences built on motion and commotion, scale and speed, action and reaction, the interplay of objects and human — or, okay, toy, or robot, or octopus — physicality.
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It's also bit jarring that Baywatch doesn't allow for much physical comedy between Efron and Johnson, two actors known for their physicality who have shown in previous movies how funny and charismatic they can be.
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Early on we baby boomers rejected the stiff formalities of an earlier generation for an easy physicality, an appreciative give-and-take across gender lines that graced daily life with moments of lightness and warmth.
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When Ms. Soares entered a televised talent show at 15, she turned heads immediately; half of it was the natural fearlessness of her voice; the other half was the commanding physicality of her stage presence.
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I felt the only way to express that through movement was using tap-dance techniques, and for me it was less about the sounds we were making and more about the physicality of the movement.
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LONDON — It has been 10 years since the cool white minimalism and electric-current physicality of Wayne McGregor's "Chroma" first thrilled Royal Ballet audiences here, and led to his appointment as the company's resident choreographer.
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This week, prosecutors will continue to make their case that Mr. Weinstein, a former powerful film producer, was a sexual predator who repeatedly used his influence and imposing physicality to overpower women in his orbit.
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The simplicity, physicality and direct attack of "À Bras le Corps," performed in a boxing ring with spectators seated on all sides, was a salutary shock in the highly theatricalized world of 1990s French dance.
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" Last year, in an attempt to reverse some of these trends, the N.C.A.A. reduced the shot clock to 30 seconds and told officials to make calls that would "reduce physicality and ease freedom of movement.
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Augie and Margo, who studied different forms of dance when they were not dancing in nightclubs, augmented mambo with elements of ballet, jazz and modern dance, adding raw physicality and acrobatics worthy of a gymnast.
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Wagner Moura put on 40 pounds to play Escobar, and the sheer physicality he brings to the role helps make up for the fact that his paisa accent still comes out flatter than a stale arepa.
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What follows are three plays that apparently illustrate what it means to shut Rubio down (not shown are several nonsensical fouls that didn't let Westbrook play with any physicality down the stretch): These plays are depressing.
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As I made my way through the album's track list, I realized that I've become so used to men artists leading with sex and physicality, that Harry's music seems almost revelatory in its honesty and simplicity.
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Never lacking for physicality himself, Bradley McDougald has harnessed it more effectively in his second year in Seattle while also making plays on the ball, like key breakups against Golden Tate and Michael Roberts in Detroit.
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For Embassies of the Real, the Biennale sought out artists like McNally who explore the perception of reality, the spaces between the virtual and physical, and the physicality of the human body in the digital era.
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With a focus on physicality and a continual process of "becoming" through this powerful imagery, Cassils challenges deep-seated notions of gender binaries and is physically changing the landscape of contemporary art as we know it.
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That speaks more to an emphasis on nurturing his physicality than an entrenchment in Laker glory-day philosophy (though Zubac is working on the skyhook with legendary coach Bill Bertka, who is 70 years his senior).
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And just as the "Alphabet" series would riff on advertising's assaultive, screaming billboards that became a default visual signifier of the American landscape, Held's brush strokes can seem to anticipate graffiti's fervent squiggles and ecstatic physicality.
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If Frank Stella's ambition and insatiable visual voracity were exhilarating at first, the paintings' often overbearing size and physicality also left the viewer, time and again, with the unsettling feeling of being wrestled to the ground.
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But the total J. Lo effect was kind of mesmerizing: an in-your-face demonstration of a woman glorying in her own physicality, and a dare to anyone who might render judgment based on a number.
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Interpreting the written instructions for Sol LeWitt's "Wall Drawing #56" (1970) as a choreographic score, Ms. Levine will complete the 3,744 lines with attention to the physicality of drawing, raising questions about precision, reproduction and impermanence.
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Interpreting the written instructions for Sol LeWitt's "Wall Drawing #242" (227) as a choreographic score, Ms. Levine will complete the 27,28 lines with attention to the physicality of drawing, raising questions about precision, reproduction and impermanence.
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But physicality is insistent here, and so is the human spirit, which finds suspenseful, exalted expression as one woman (Alba Faivre, daring with a rope) climbs and falls and climbs in an attempt to get out.
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The aim was to find a theatrical language: Mr. Tiffany's stock-in-trade, be it the rough magic of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," or the explosive physicality of his "Black Watch," set in Iraq.
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It's easy to imagine Humphrey Bogart in the role of Georg, trading melancholic regrets with Ingrid Bergman; in some scenes, Rogowski's looks, haunting opacity and stolid physicality bring to mind Joaquin Phoenix, creating another time slip.
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" The "qualitative" changes caused by a shadow around a painting became more interesting to him than exploring marks within the frame because, he added, "the physicality of painting is more important than the elements in it.
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There are plenty of moments in this episode where we see the puncture marks — Natalie's giant spider, Adora's sinister physicality, the truant kid who's left to casually play with a gun by his meth-addict mother.
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Boyd reminds me of Jarvis Landry: he's got polish but not great physicality or quickness, and so figures to be hard-pressed to line up on the outside against the NFL's bigger corners, at least at first.
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There is so much focus on his face, his height, and his broken-looking "I've been locked in a water tank for god knows how long" physicality in the show, and every bit of it is terrifying.
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From Anna Bella-Papp's discreet incisions on clay, to Agnes Martin's warbling graphite lines on canvas, to Mark Bradford's grid of Los Angeles street advertisements stripped and layered into acrylic, the hand's shadowy labor takes on physicality.
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She speaks in an intoxicating hybrid of Middle English, contemporary slang, and every register of diction in between, all rooted in her earthy physicality: Btw nat worry should ma language feeling it weirdo, rude & cueryous at first.
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But Guadagnino and Kajganich make the most of the film's setting, leaning into the idea that the physicality of dance itself has power — as a metaphor for Susie's own growing confidence, but literally supernatural power as well.
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We have a great balance of power, pace and physicality, so we are able to mix it with all of those Tier 1 nations, and we're able to play a different type of game against different teams.
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Danielle Waterman replied for Britain and speedster Jasmine Joyce cut the deficit further in the second half but they were unable to cope with Canada's physicality and Landry ran in her second try to seal the victory.
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Heidkamp situates himself unabashedly within the tradition of French and American plein air painters, those who reveled in the physicality of paint and its ability to capture truths of light, mood, and weather seemingly on the fly.
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Artists also incorporated footage of cast members performing, not just vocally, but with a physicality suited for their role (rather than increasingly widespread use of motion-capture, such as on the recent "Planet of the Apes" franchise).
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He feels a performative kinship to San Francisco's music visualization tradition of old school psychedelic light shows because of the physicality of the practice, but is quick to point out that it isn't a rebellion against tech.
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The sub-bass firebombs and pitch-warped war crys endemic to this sort of future trap stuff almost never translate for home listening—Apple earbuds and most home stereo setups can't really capture the genre's strange physicality.
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As early as the band's first record New Brigade, say, on the track "Broken Ankle" ("Broken ankle / See the end following you"), he moves from physicality to existentialism in the time it takes to breathe between lines.
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Across the country to LA, we meet the LA City Municipal Dance Squad, whose inspired and irreverent half-time performances explore women's physicality, self-expression, and push the envelope of what it means to be a dancer.
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Kirili's Iron Calligraphy has the fluidity of drawing on paper, while the imagery in his large drawings has the weight and solidity one would expect from a sculptor so closely attuned to the physicality of his materials.
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Written by Deborah Stein, performed by Suli Holum and directed by both of them, "The Wholehearted" is a fast-jabbing fantasy where sweaty physicality rubs up against shape-shifting surreality, with a little country music thrown in.
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Mr. Weinstein, they told jurors, was a giant in Hollywood, known for Oscar-winning films including "Shakespeare in Love" and "Pulp Fiction," who had used his influence and physicality to overpower and coerce women into sexual encounters.
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With his natural gravity and grounded physicality — he's one of those screen performers who can hold the frame simply by holding still — Oyelowo does a great deal to sell this story with his presence, which Estes understands.
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With his natural gravity and grounded physicality — he's one of those screen performers who can hold the frame simply by holding still — Oyelowo does a great deal to sell this story with his presence, which Estes understands.
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The Y's Dig Dance series hosts Gwirtzman as he celebrates his company's 198th anniversary with the premiere of "Intersections," a work that pushes the boundaries of physicality as it explores the potential danger and beauty of intersections.
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Or, you can look at it the other way and you can say that this is an attempt to inject spontaneity and a more direct relation to physicality into a hide bound, bourgeois, white upper-class culture.
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So what's kind of happening is the conflict over football might be a class conflict where there is a percentage of people who have no relationship to physicality and a percentage of the populace who still does.
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That film exuded bloody physicality, crassness, and intensity in its gripping study of a toxic relationship between an aspiring jazz drummer and his cruel instructor—qualities that would have no place in Chazelle's beautiful, melancholic follow-up.
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"I see this role as a lot different to the past, where the physicality of the business that existed in Harley Earl's day [has changed] to various degrees through the last six occupiers of this office," he says.
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Besides the rich soundscape, it's fascinating how the piece melds VR with physicality: before each person starts the experience, they're asked to actually take a seed and place it in soil behind them, symbolizing their virtual avatar's creation.
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Physicality is an important part of the very specific magic of Perfume Genius, and nowhere is that more apparent than in Mike Hadreas' music video for "Die 4 You," a track taken from his new album No Shape.
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During rehearsals for "Shrew," we spent an enormous amount of time learning the physicality of men: taking up lots of space, not talking with your hands, leading from the crotch, and conveying that all-knowing sense of entitlement.
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Much like the physicality exhibited with the underwater internet cables, Paglen's Autonomy Cube (2014), in which he worked with hacker and internet privacy activist Jacob Appelbaum, created a usable sculpture housing an internet network users can surf autonomously.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — All Too Human at Tate Britain explores how artists throughout the 20th century sought to capture a most intangible, immaterial concept: the human experience of the immediate physicality of their surroundings.
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His bruising presence at the center position allowed Porzingis, a rookie last season, to adjust to the pace and physicality of the N.B.A. Calderon, 22015, started 220 games for the Knicks and averaged 7.6 points and 4.2 assists.
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The bottle episode – featuring several long takes, heated arguments, and a heartbreaking conclusion – gets Browning and Amedori on their feet, exploring their characters' relationship through physicality and movement as much as Justin Simien and Jack Moore's scorching words.
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Even her physicality is suggestively dual: she walks with the hunched tenderness of the aged and overburdened, but also, through a glance or a gleeful, violent lunge, shows a youthfulness that makes you wonder who Elizabeth once was.
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But three Australian artists have found a way to harness the physicality of drag performers in for their project Virtual Drag, in which they created 3D body scans of drag queens for audiences to view in virtual reality.
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With his new club winning their first major trophy for five years, Chelsea's display had everything: physicality across the pitch, leadership and tenacity from front to back, antagonism on the sidelines, and success and silverware at the end.
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The older I became and the more my physicality became a point of fascination and contention (because of my height and shape, and because little girls face constant scrutiny), the more gymnastics became my outlet for self-mastery.
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After assembly was finished and the bags inflated to reach the gallery's ceiling, the artist covered the pillows in plaster, which, beyond altering the physicality of the piece, prevented an easy deflation to remove it from the space.
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In this attempt to create an alternate reality, the dancers move in unison, like a collective, but also break apart for solos and duets that show their lissome forms in bursts of full-bodied, undulating and jittery physicality.
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But with a few notable exceptions (the 1944 short "Jammin' the Blues," the 1958 documentary "Jazz on a Summer's Day"), American film and television studios spent surprisingly little energy capturing the atmosphere and physicality of live midcentury jazz.
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But as lyrical as Shepard could be as a prose writer, he is best experienced not on the page but the stage, where the raw physicality of his brand of theater can be given space to roam wild.
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These, in turn, are nestled alongside evocative accounts of the ardent physicality of Simone de Beauvoir's love for Nelson Algren, the struggles of George Orwell working on "1984" and ships filled — variously — with fugitive Nazis or displaced Jews.
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As she considers the labor of the art form, from its physicality to its spirituality, her mind doesn't quit; her excavation of contemporary dance has created a profound body of work examining both its history and its future.
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That 'current' is a homonym, meaning both a kind of movement (along bodies of water) and state of being (right now) makes sense—Current is a sort of sensory-deprivation tank, inspired by the merge of technology with physicality.
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Physicality was also something that I felt it needn't be what we're used to seeing in period films, as if people in the past were more poised and walked in a certain way and spoke in a certain way.
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It's hard to shake, however, the idea that these machines are simply counting off something that no longer needs counting, and trying to reassert the physicality of something no longer physical, detached and distinct from where all things meet.
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Between dazzling alien skies, a propulsive soundtrack, and the incredible physicality of piloting 23-ton robots into battle, MechWarrior 2 seemed to herald a new era of PC gaming as it transported players to the battlefields of another world.
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Physical intimidation can be a factor in sexual relationships between people of any gender, but given that women are too often violently attacked and even killed for rejecting men, physicality takes on a different meaning in male-female relationships.
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The breathing employed on late 1970s Prince singles "Soft And Wet" and "Sexy Dancer" begat the rhythmic integration of breath into The Egyptian Lover's own material, a signature that adds a human physicality to the ostensibly Kraftwerk-indebted template.
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Never afraid to mix mediums, Berlin-raised artist Rachel Libeskind brings together the physicality of live performance, the tactile elements of collage art and the theatricality of opera, creating an immersive conversation between artist and audience through the stage.
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Though he's added 27 pounds over 15 months and settled some of the front office anxiety about his stringbean frame, Maker still has a ways to go before proving that he can cope with NBA-level physicality anytime soon.
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Ms. Dorrance's let-it-all-hang-out style — as much about knees and elbows as it is about her speedy feet, a contemporary physicality nothing like that of Fred Astaire or even Savion Glover — inspires kindred idiosyncrasy in others.
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As is the case with most of Magnus's portraits, Jackson is represented as a doubled identity – she embodies the death-haunted poet Smith while her piercing gaze and demonstrative physicality speak to the actor's blend of charisma and resistance.
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Walter Darby Bannard, a Color Field painter whose elegant, severe abstract paintings of the late 1950s and early '60s were the springboard for a lifetime's exploration of color, form and the physicality of paint, died on Sunday in Miami.
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It offered a reminder that Mr. Trump, a candidate whose own communications, whether on Twitter or on television, can often be menacing in tone, has entrusted his White House bid to a political operative whose belligerence extends to physicality.
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But after Spurs cut him loose and Watford, another Premier League team, also rejected him because of his lack of physicality, the Sheehans say they have decided to bide their time, to let their preteen son regain his confidence.
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Björk did the musical arrangements, and Martel added what she called materiality and physicality, by, say, projecting video (by Tobias Gremmler) onto curtains instead of screens, creating transparency and the ability for performers to modify the visuals by touch.
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In "Variations," he and two colleagues, Brittany DeStefano and Gabe Winns Ortiz, bring off marvels to excerpts from Bach's Goldberg Variations, mostly tying a footfall to every keyboard note and yet always revealing fresh resources of pressure, idiom, physicality.
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Looks tend to be destiny for character actors, who are often cast for what their physicality, including their faces, suggests: the jutting brow that, however unfairly, telegraphs menace or the plump, roundness that conveys joviality but sometimes something sinister.
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The waltzes lilted, the patter went by quickly enough, and the cast amused — especially Adrian Eröd, who brought humorous, easy physicality to the role of the duped Eisenstein, and Annette Dasch, who brought operatic glamour as his wife, Rosalinde.
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GOING GAGA Bobbi Jene Smith Gaga and the Graham movement are very different, but there's something impulsively animal about the connection to pleasure and strength and power and imagination, and that magical combination of content and action and physicality.
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All through the series, Coel inhabits its motormouth heroine with the kind of physicality and comic timing that would make Buster Keaton jealous, and she's picked up roles in cult TV shows like Black Mirror and The Aliens since.
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The graphics were detailed, if a little cartoonish, but what struck me most was the physicality of the experience—to my brain, this otter-inhabited world wasn't simply something I was watching, but a place that I was actually in.
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The reflective graphite patterns covering the matte surfaces, almost invisible on first glance, glint like bits of flint across a nocturnal expanse, adding the physicality of light to the otherwise light-absorbing fields (one in indigo and the other in black).
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeFederico Ciccarese and his company, Youbionic, imagine a not-too-distant future where everything we see is enhanced through augmented reality, and our body's ability to interact with the world is upgraded through augmented physicality.
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When I do dress up for a wedding or a bat mitzvah, I feel like a drag queen, performing a gender out of sync with my physicality; but unlike a drag queen, I don't feel that gender is natural or correct.
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But the optics of both, as well as the makeup of the replicant populations in the Blade Runners, suggest a limit to Hollywood's imagination — that even in a culturally kaleidoscopic landscape in which physicality is malleable, whiteness remains the default.
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Presaging artists like Nicole Eisenman and Dana Schutz, Modersohn-Becker painted from a female, implicitly feminist point of view, granting women and also children a memorable emotional complexity through the physicality of her paint and the solidity of her forms.
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That's too bad, because in person what Delphi has created is very visually impressive, and Owens tells me they've also tested it on even higher density displays that are better still at conveying a sense of physicality for the virtual instruments.
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While in the first image his torso is upright, and the large rubber nipples strapped to his chest are visible, in the following frames he bends forward, as if he needs to visually confirm the possibility of an alternate physicality.
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Though the physicality of holding and playing games on the plastic hardware makes for the most authentic experience, destroying one handheld so it can be played by future generations online still a necessary sacrifice in order to preserve gaming history.
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Sixteen wonderful days celebrating the extremes of human physicality – from horse dancing to sword fighting, from hurling objects into the sky to punching people in the face – ended with an awkward doffing of Super Mario's cap amidst a blaze of fireworks.
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There are already plenty of non-VR games that pretend to be putting players in a simulated reality, but modern VR games in particular are fascinated by the clumsy physicality of head-mounted displays, and Chronos is a particularly striking example.
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Beyond the fact he DJs using an actual telephone handset, Parker has been one who's pushed the bar on the technical capabilities of CDJ technology, inserting the physicality of scratching, beat-juggling and live vocal collaborations into his house sets.
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She has such tremendous physicality that even though you can tell there's some CGI polish applied, you can also tell that Boutella is really crawling around, contorting herself into broken mummy shapes that are easily the creepiest thing in the movie.
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But where the prequel trilogy used this kind of green screen (not always green) almost exclusively to build its weirdly clinical version of the Star Wars galaxy, this video shows that The Force Awakens' sets maintained a fairly consistent physicality.
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Manganiello seems fit for the part; the actor brought an imposing physicality to his role on True Blood, where he played werewolf pack leader Alcide Herveaux, and in the Magic Mike films, where he played (unsurprisingly) a beefy male dancer.
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"We had to work out a physicality for the monkey so that you could understand what the monkey was feeling and how it was behaving in relation to Ruth Wilson without any dialogue, which was a really cool challenge," Dodgson explains.
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Despite the love of machines, Moholy-Nagy's work is unified by his hands-on feel for his many mediums, each of which he approached with a sense of precision, physicality and potential tailored to but also pushing at its inherent nature.
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She appears to possess no physicality, no sexuality, though we're told that she had a love affair not long ago and, in a brief scene that particularly tests credulity, she sleeps with an ex-convict who has rented her basement apartment.
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In one of the series' most celebrated episodes, "The Mind of Stefan Miklos," Landau impersonated two different men as part of a sting-like operation, showcasing his skill at creating two distinct characters through physicality alone, no makeup or prosthetics necessary.
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So I've come to The Ugly Conference in pursuit of a new strategy for moving through the world: one that might allow me to come to terms with my physicality—and perhaps even, and this seems unlikely—to like it.
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As the officer in charge, and a career Navy man in love with the sea, Matthias Schoenaerts brings a melancholy physicality to his part: He moves with the grace of a hero, but has the sad eyes of a doomed romantic.
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After you realize how much Steed loves paint, loves its paste-like physicality, and no doubt loves Rembrandt, whose work practically set the standard for the conversation between paint and image, you realize that he doesn't have it all figured out.
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But sitting beside that watery runway, watching the models teeter by in what were effectively diaper bathing suits, it was hard not to think that as women have moved on, so should the clothes that allow them to express their physicality.
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The set shows his nearness in tone to contemporaries like Lawrence, Robin Harris, and Bernie Mac—big physicality, exuberant profanity, a preference for the stuff of daily life rather than for politics and social commentary—but it also points backward.
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It is difficult not to get caught up in the physicality of de Nieves's works — his piece "Day(Ves) of Wonder" (2007–2016), featured in MoMA PS1's Greater New York show last year, took him seven years to complete.
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More than any team, the Raiders of the 1970s emblemized what professional football's athletes and fans have always loved about this sport: the brutal beauty, and an acknowledgment that the game's inherent and glorious physicality will always border on felony.
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If you frequent music festivals and concerts, you might see her — or an interpreter like her — grooving to the music, mirroring the emotions and physicality of the artists onstage, interpreting their imaginative lyrics for concert-goers who rely on visual accommodations.
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But it's often far too easy to be seen by some large, faceless entity — by a government or a corporation or a horde of faceless online hackers — as the sum of your physicality, rather than the person you actually are.
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The sounds of that effort are often masked by music, so it's easy at times to forget the physicality of the dancers — to miss the thuds, the squeaks of sweaty skin skidding on the floor, the gasping and panting for breath.
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Her breathy vocal style and talk of touch and physicality my perception of the album's sex and erotica feel pretty obvious (perhaps because in the touch-starved UK accidentally bumping knees with someone is a cause for fluster), but Lafawndah is bemused.
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I also watched how they move, which really helps when you're doing media tie-in work, because you're able to really delve in deep into the physicality of the actor, because that's what a lot of people are going to relate to.
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The F-Pace S I recently drove caused more of a stir than your average suburban go-getter, and had the performance to support this physicality, with a supercharged V6 engine that made 380 horsepower, and included paddle shifters for extra fun.
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They both have challenging roles to play here, with a lot of emotion to bring across, and the story wouldn't work without their complete commitment to the physicality of what they're doing, and the fears they have to play out on-screen.
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And yeah, pro wrestling has all those weird edges and codes, but picture in your mind's eye those matches that find you, as a spectator, fully absorbed in the artistry, the physicality of the controlled movements, the simulation of pain and hurt.
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Now that we're theoretically getting closer to the release of Oculus Touch, Oculus really wants to emphasize the physicality and transportive properties of everything you can play with its motion controllers, a bit like HTC is doing with the Vive's mixed reality setup.
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With her quivering physicality and constant self-doubt, the Minnesota-born comic has gained a devoted following, partly for not shying from talking about her psychological condition (she is diagnosed with bipolar II disorder, or "the new gladiator sandal," as she has quipped).
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Anyway, Gough's energy, her wild physicality and imagination, is what we want—it doesn't take long for her to become our drug—and the text is, in the end, simply the foundation that she needs to leap off as she races toward us.
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Will's darting, agitated physicality (he acts like a guilty man) makes it immediately clear that he isn't remotely happy about this get-together, though it takes time, some meaningful dropped words and several flashbacks for the larger picture to come into focus.
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But, I walked into my office and I burst into tears, because whatever it was, Z and Nika had tapped into that real, ugly volatility of addiction — the violence and physicality of it — in a way that I hadn't seen before onscreen.
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Plus this April, Baltimore drafted Kenneth Dixon out of Louisiana Tech, who was my No. 3 favorite back in the draft, but who shares a running with Forsett and Allen: shiftiness and elusiveness are his prime qualities, while his physicality is debatable.
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At least one manager here has confided privately that Europe's power — in terms of finance, influence, and physicality — has become almost impossible to compete with, certainly for Africa, Asia and North America, and increasingly for South America, the game's other traditional stronghold.
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J.C. On "Three Futures," her third album as Torres, the songwriter Mackenzie Scott uses an electronic foundation, slashes of electric guitar and her full-throated voice in songs about her own physicality, from a simple act of claiming space to sexuality and mortality.
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While Crosby is talented beyond belief, what separates him from most of the greatest players in history is that in many ways he plays like a grinder, relishing breaking teams down on the forecheck with his deceptive physicality and incredible hockey smarts.
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Issues are evoked and emotions conveyed, with the help of a talented ensemble, through the duo's unique physicality, which mimics stop-motion animation and uses uncanny slow-motion techniques to imbue their work with a cinematic sense of tension, urgency, vitality and grace.
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Hitting a hilarious smattering of cultural conventions and trends, the group draws upon electronic music concerts, aerobic routines, team-building exercises, yoga, group therapy, karaoke chanting and self-help seminars, all in an attempt to generate "intimacy, physicality and energetic connection" amongst participants.
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But there's something about the physicality of the sweat that deposits a heavy pit in my stomach, that makes me feel awful, not just because I'm sticky and hot but because I am inescapably confronted with the reality of my advancing age.
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In a phone interview Mr. Khan explained the origins of "Chotto Desh" ("small homeland" in Bengali), and talked about the kind of physicality he explores in the piece, which he and the children's theater director Sue Buckminster adapted from his "Desh" (2011).
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I loved the performance of Aughra, because she was so true to the original in terms of the voice and the physicality of the puppet and everything, but it was hard to reconcile her with Aughra as she appears in the movie.
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Mr. Alston's choreography may not boast the extreme physicality of Wayne McGregor, or the cultural relevance of Akram Khan, or the eye-popping visual effects of Crystal Pite, to name three celebrated younger choreographers who have electrified British audiences in recent years.
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Chukwu's writing can sometimes be too on the nose, spelling out the already obvious, but for the most part she doesn't over-explain Anthony, whose despairing resignation and profound isolation Hodge fills in with a discreetly shutdown physicality and a gaze turned inward.
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In a paper, she names three factors: physicality (the object exists in our space, not onscreen), perceived autonomous movement (the object travels as if with a mind of its own), and social behavior (the robot is programmed to mimic human-type cues).
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Frank Scheck, The Hollywood Reporter: As always, McCarthy is a delight, elevating the uneven material with consistent comic brilliance marked by broad physicality; the scene in which her character snorts "grade A sucrose," enough to kill an ordinary human, is a hoot.
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Some of the problem with the voiceover also stemmed from the man delivering it: actor Boyd Holbrook, whose laid-back drawl worked whenever he appeared onscreen as DEA agent Steve Murphy but sounded too laconic and held back when divorced from his physicality.
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Let Simmons push the ball in transition and post up, but also utilize his size, physicality, and speed by making him an unstoppable roll man, someone who can live above the rim and pick you apart as a playmaker on the move.
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Working in a broad range of art making including painting/drawing, sculpture, photography/video, printmaking, and performance, the class features: Jeanne Ciravolo Ciravolo's work is centered on the physicality, gesture and movement of the body and the boundless mystery of identity and the interior life.
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A fixture in the tree-planting community herself, Leistner took her experience as a conflict photographer and applied it to young Canadian tree planters in rugged, desolate terrains documenting the physicality and intensity of this tedious work that most people aren't even aware of.
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Finding inspiration in American modernist painters such as Georgia O'Keeffe' second-wave feminist art' and neo-tantric artists such as G.R. Santosh' as well as from her own bodily experiences' her paintings depict a humanist art in a time when personal physicality seems in peril.
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Both coaches said this week they expect a very physical matchup, and Minnesota showed its physicality last week as safety Duke McGhee was flagged for targeting and ejected after a hit on Malik Turner forced the Illinois receiver to leave the field on a stretcher.
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It was the Kings who appeared to control the pace of the game with a quick offense and a physical nature, but the Clippers withstood the tempo and physicality even on a night when high-scoring reserve guard Williams had something of an off game.
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Mimicking the rubbery physicality of the mollusk, the performance began with the extension of limbs, tongues, and eyes appearing and disappearing through holes — first on a video screen, and then on-stage, providing the backdrop for Bycroft's impressive sequence of changing costumes and roles.
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Denno and Dunham told me that, in addition to the ineffective drugs, both the physicality of the inmates and the lack of proper training and procedure carried out during the executions can explain the number of inmates who end up surviving a death sentence.
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The ability to create space for himself with his physicality is something we've rarely seen from someone with that much talent, but what's most impressive is his durability and ability to stay healthy despite the seemingly reckless way in which he plays the game.
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Presented by Danspace Project, the work draws from the experiences of these two artists — Herman with cerebral palsy, and Joyce with an impaired hand resulting from a car accident — which they use for creative stimulant, as embodied in Herman's fluid physicality and Joyce's stirring soundscapes.
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In their new photography series, which Res plans to eventually turn into a book, they light phones in such a way to highlight their physicality—what it looks like to hold this technology—and use the screen to present an intimate space, usually a portrait.
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Buck Allen is the biggest player in this trio, but perhaps runs with the least physicality; he was a good replacement for Forsett as a pass-catcher last year but not particularly powerful, and more of a scat-back in a 2-pound body.
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The ensemble's path began in 2000, when Mr. Izhaki, who is secular and lives in Tel Aviv, the center of Israel's dance scene, was asked to teach an experimental dance workshop for Orthodox men in Acre as a way to integrate physicality into prayer.
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" In fact, in her thorough account of the Women's Timber Corps, "The Forgotten Army of the Woods," the historian Emma Vickers noted: "In terms of physicality, there is little evidence to suggest that women were recruited on the basis of their stature or physical strength.
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The wiry, intense actress returns in the next play, the hourlong "Ashes to Ashes," and brings a rabid physicality to that charged two-hander, in which you can't quite be sure whether the couple on view are each other's lovers or tormentors, or maybe both.
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Program 193, on Monday and Tuesday, features Boston Ballet, the smart, surprising work of Caleb Teicher & Company, the thrilling physicality of France's Cie Hervé Koubi and the New York City Ballet star Sara Mearns trading point shoes for bare feet in homage to Isadora Duncan.
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It's hard not to watch her, the extreme physicality of the struggle to win and the struggle of Venus to just be on that court, and you know it means so much to her to arrive on that court every time they do it.
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