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Certain diseases, growths in the thryoid or chemical imbalances in the body can confuse the organ and make it deaf to the pituitary's guiding commands.
Knowing that your own brain is lying to you while not being able to resist its commands can be agonizing.
The only external commands are high-level ones such as "take off" and "land."
A lot of the commands are the same.
Our job, the job of this team, of which I'm a part of, is to send commands to the rover to tell it what to do the next day.
Furious at his inability to control Titania, the jealous Oberon commands the trickster Puck to squeeze the juice of a magical flower over her eyes.
We tend to think our brain makes these commands and then sends them down to the other organs, and they all have to listen.
Their similar social structure made it easy to integrate with human families and learn to understand their commands.
Hedge can carry out Ethic‘s commands.
I believe there is a moral sense and a global ethic that commands attention from people of every religion and every faith, and people of no faith.
Whether it's something simple like turning on the lights with a switch, or even as complex as programming robotics, we have always had to give a command to a machine, or even a series of commands, in order for it to do something for us.
In this example, facial expressions are mapped to the movement commands.
He acts like he's a great comedian and thinks he commands the audiences attention.
The reason there are sooo many more supporters of Russell's version (aside from the fact that you cant improve upon the original) is that Russell had presence, she absorbs every scene, whereas Lucille Ball might as well be a pattern on the wallpaper in Mame for all the attention she commands in the role.
You can hear the director and cameraman in the background yelling commands like "Zoom, zoom, zoom!!!".
Courtenay, who played this part on stage (and was nominated for an Oscar alongside Finney for Best Actor), is far more attuned to his role, and eventually his bleating commands and confusion achieve the only real feeling in the film.
He doesn't speak, he doesn't make any noise, all he has are his eyes, brow, and body posture, and with these he commands the film.
Bates commands the screen in one of her best, if not so well-known performances as the venomous Hollywood agent who eats television studio executives for breakfast.
The sight of an innocent Ariel being pulled towards a disgusting nude Sycorax in order to perform "her earthy and abhorr'd commands", is one of the darkest I've ever scene in a Shakespeare film.
Sayer's desire, it seems, is to dominate her body, mind and soul, making her his sexual slave, obeying his commands, adhering to his every wish and whim.
He commands the screen, presenting the crumbling debris of a man breaking down under the strain of an increasingly meaningless life.
This one apparently demands and commands it.
A small boy keeps a multi-million dollar robot in his closet which breaks when given too many commands by the hordes of cliched dorm-mates.
The Biggest one that bugs the hell out of me is that they say Zues takes DUTCH commands.
Wonderfully, "Hollywood North" does not suffer from the subject that it portrays: Peter O'Brian directs with precision and complete control, and commands both the serious 'behind-the-scenes' portion of the movie, and the movie-within-the-movie, "Flight to Bogota" with clarity and insight.
And the main character, who at the start of the movie is a struggling actor and somewhat of a buffoon, evolves too and by the end of the movie commands respect.
Matthau commands the screen and there is not a false note in this beautifully timed performance.
A movie is the best thing to show off how funny she can be or how she commands attention.
Admirable yet human, he commands the screen.
He has the self-discipline of a 50s b-crimefilm director (something P.T.Anderson will never have!), yet he has a visual style and a way with actors that commands attention.
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