Yet Anderson approaches it intimately, as a clash of two mighty characters, who, for all of their metaphorical power, are still just two guys who are filmed, for the most part, as two guys wrangling face to face and hand to hand.
It does not take much to come face to face — or hand to buttock — with the controversial inner cordon of our nation's antiterrorist strategy.
And while palm oil is in hundreds of products on North American shelves, consumers rarely come face to face (or hand to mouth) with it like they do when buying doughnuts from stores like Krispy Kreme, Tim Hortons, and Dunkin' Donuts.
The two stand face to face, slap hands, pretend to put on glasses, flip through an imaginary Bible and then point to the heavens.
But there's a need for something to balance it out — a need for kids to become more involved, and face to face, and hands on, and for teamwork".
But there's a need for something to balance it out a need for kids to become more involved, and face to face, and hands on, and for teamwork".
His showmanship in cutting up his dog collar has been contrasted on one prominent church blog as "playing to the crowd on live TV" while "Rowan Williams travelled to Harare, met Mugabe face to face, and handed him a dossier of human rights abuses perpetrated by government thugs".
Note that in the case of face to face stance, the hand of an acting individual corresponds spatially to the opposite hand of the observing individual".
Skilful design in social media can assist but not completely substitute face-to-face, hand-by-hand activity.
The same Joe Biden who can display a mastery of the kind of face-to-face, hand-to-hand retail campaigning that President Obama is sometimes accused of lacking can also be a bit too candid, too over the top.
NEW YORK -- Where Second Street dead ends with the Gowanus Canal, a New Yorker comes face to face, but hopefully not hand to water, with a slice of the old city and the industrial waste it left behind.
