Emotional reach exceeds formal grasp throughout the show, and certain melodramatic lurches fail entirely.
Kinesthetic – active, carry, concrete, emotional, feel, foundation, grasp, heated, hit, hold, impact, impress, irritate, motion, panic, pressure, rush, sensitive, shallow, sharpen, shock, solid, stress, support, tension, tired, touch, unbearable.
Dolce & Gabbana has a business rooted in skilled craftmanship and expert tailoring – its stores are still full of beautifully tailored suits, and refined cocktail wear – but it has the instinctive emotional intelligence to grasp that, in 2016, the most effective message is the simplest one.
Moreover, this model offers a possibility to combine the concept of region and regionalisation with the concept of landscape that is better suited to grasp emotional attachments to locations as well as a sense of place (Cresswell, 2004).
His precursor is the Boris Karloff of "Frankenstein"; both actors, in their towering, stiff-limbed demeanor, are smart enough to see that a monster with full access to regular feelings is no fun at all, but that a monster grasping at emotional fruits that hang beyond his reach will be guaranteed a rueful, clownish grandeur.
Similar research conducted by Ulutaş (2005) revealed that an emotional-intelligence training program affected children's ability to recognize, understand, and grasp emotions, and that these new assumptions about emotions affected their decisions.
Kissin has mastered the art of declamation, his speech assuming songlike character, his grasp of emotional arcs acute.
When directing actors, Timbers often invokes pop culture to help them grasp the emotional resonance of a distant historical moment.
