Just the force of feeling, or if a person's just nice without knowing who you are".
The former, because I still can't work out how Wes Anderson allows such force of feeling, alternately pained and impassioned, to blow through the grid of his exacting narrative constructions.
See her as a young actress with an extraordinary emotional energy in her eyes, a fierce yet fragile quiver in her face, a rare and nearly irrepressible force of feeling in her presence, and the role — which is more one of suggestion than of dramatization — depends entirely on her intense natural character.
There is a world of difference between feeling furious, then calming down and expressing your views with an emphasis that shows the other person the force of your feelings, and feeling furious and simply lashing out with your fists right away.
The sensory world is warped by the force of her feelings.
Dancers standing motionless were stirred into action, propelled by the force of their feelings.
Although Mr. Stephens worried that writing the letter might make him late for work, the force of his feelings kept him scribbling until 3 a.m.
Another conclusion was, to borrow a page from the judo dojo, to "use the force of the feelings against the brand to pull people with us," he added.
And she's not bothered by the force of your feelings because they don't belong to her and she knows that.
Alongside the mentor's noticing us, much of the force of our feelings is revealed in how much energy we invest in noticing the mentor -- but what would you expect from writers obsessed with other writers?
