It's enough to make you mad — that is, if you weren't already in full command of your emotions.
Unlike the other mothers, who were distraught beyond coherence, she remained in full command of her emotions.
The baritone Thomas Hampson as Boccanegra was in very good voice on Monday, projecting also a fine dramatic command of whispered emotions.
By managing his season the way he manages a match, with an economy of effort only a player in command of his emotions and talent could conjure, Federer saved himself for a late charge.
Lester's Othello looks to be a first-rate commander who eventually proves less commanding of his emotions than he or Desdemona believed him to be.
No one expects you to make a silk purse out of a pig's ear, but they do expect you to be in command of your own emotions when tackling theirs.
He is swept up in a storm of emotion he cannot command and cannot resist," James wrote.
During this period the arts of sculpture, vase painting, and bronze working reached a level of technical mastery and imaginative freedom that brought narrative action and even emotion under the command of figural representation.
Jackson "has clearly been studying Donna Summer records, delivering a wonderfully nuanced performance that takes firm command of the track's vibrant house beat without sacrificing an ounce of emotion".
He has the bearing, the command and the dignity and, to go with them, an incendiary yet calibrated violence of emotion.
