[His is an] extraordinary, incisive, and deeply committed body of work" (Jed Rapfogel, Anthology Film Archives).
In his dance numbers, he is committed body and soul to every stupid move -- from the Roger Rabbit imitation to Britney's gyrating chair straddle.
She appeared in a short video promoting the Césars, the French equivalent of the Oscars, in which more than two dozen young performers took off an item of clothing as they committed "body and soul" to their art.
Just ask skate moms Isabelle Caudle, 43, of Encinitas or Rose Bernfeld, 25, of Oceanside, both serious riders who commit body and soul to the sport.
"The last two you're trying to press and commit bodies forward but we're still not good enough.
Bournemouth commit bodies forward but again they are thwarted by the superb Jordan Amavi at left-back for Villa.
But really, I'd just like to remind everybody to learn from me and live every day as though it were your last...before Seal Team Six infiltrates your windowless house, steals your new MacBook Air, shoots you, and then commits your body to a watery grave.
I repeated every move in my program over and over, committing my body to muscle memory.
Jainism enjoins avoidance of all forms of injury whether committed by body, mind, or speech and subscribes emphatically to the teaching that "nonviolence is the highest form of religious practice".
"Enslavement was not merely the antiseptic borrowing of labor – it is not so easy to get a human being to commit their body against its own elemental interests," Coates writes.
