This slick but moving play keeps its balance perfectly as it shifts back and forth in time, filled with vibrant emotion and firm in its point of view.
At other times, in other contests, that logic - the rational assumption that the superior will always beat the valiant subordinate - stood firm, despite all the emotion and industry aimed at it.
For a firm dealing in the emotions of love & affection, the statistician's mind runs on very strange matters.
As Socceroos coach, Postecoglou has kept a firm lid on his emotions in the months leading up to the World Cup, discarding the round, gabby volubility of the public persona he had built up with Brisbane Roar and Melbourne Victory and embracing something closer to the folded-arm surliness of Allan Border in his post-1989 capompning pomp.
I consider myself a pretty even-keeled person and have a pretty firm grasp over my emotions.
Threading the metaphor backwards, however, I have firm proof of my emotions, and much evidence that they transmute, like fire, and water, and weather.
When you have a firm hold on your emotions, you need to communicate with your father in any way you can.
It was she who led him to Father Martin D'Arcy, a Jesuit, who persuaded Waugh "on firm intellectual convictions but little emotion" that "the Christian revelation was genuine".
"Hirsch used the psychological pressure points known to him as a therapist to manipulate their emotions," the Jackoway firm's court filing says.
Affectiva, an emotion-measurement technology firm, has collected more than a billion frames of spontaneous facial expressions, using the data to develop technology that can detect several types of emotions.
