He collects an engaging array of actors whose external traits — gender, skin color, accent, body type, attire, posture, tone of voice — seem to suggest a great deal more about them than the movie itself, than Scott himself, has any interest in.
She had long worked on themes of the female body and attire, and was inspired to begin making female armor, she said, when militant Islamic women dressed in black burqas and defiantly wielding long sticks were shown on television as the defenders of a radical mosque, known as Lal Masjid, in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad.
Mr. Brown was as splendidly turned out in death as he always was in life: his body was attired in "a fashionably-cut full-dress suit of broadcloth, stand-up collar and white necktie".
He also said, "There was pervasive unwelcome verbal conduct by you toward both complainants from early June 2012 until the time they made complaints of sexual harassment in mid-July 2012, including repeated comments about their physical appearance, their bodies, their attire, and their private relationships".
The Los Angeles Public Library on Friday released a new card design: a mythological Japanese child of superhuman strength whose fiery red body is attired in Dodger blue.
In slow, methodical steps, the two performers enacted a Butoh-like choreography; their bodies and attire embodying the aurality of the space.
One nurse emphasized that exposure to verbal abuse "increases your anxiety level around that particular patient [who committed the violence]." (RN02) Several of the female participants described feeling "belittled" (RN04) when verbal violence involved sexually inappropriate comments regarding their bodies or attire.
Even the inane conversation begins to resemble things that might have floated through Veronese's mind as he determined his figures' attire, body language and facial expression.
Look at the toggles and tags on Green's signature quilted garments, knotting around the body like judo attire, or the intricate patching that characterises Shannon's padded jackets and collaged sweatshirts.
vestis, is, f. [Sanscr. root vas-, to put on; Gr. ἑσ-, fεσ-; cf. ἕννυμι, ἐσθής], the covering for the body, clothes, clothing, attire, vesture (syn. amictus; in class. prose only sing.).
That way, you can tie everything together - location, handshake, body language, and attire - and your friend won't judge you (too much).
