For all its self-effacing comedy, Mr. Kuchar's oeuvre embodies a heroic, never-ending battle against forces of mind-numbing conformity, a crusade dating to the 1950s when he and his teenage twin began collaborating on eight-millimeter movies in the Bronx.
"Henry relied on force of mind," Adams recalled.
I dealt with my disappointment by sheer force of mind.
To create a revolution in one's own life every single day by force of mind...
Mr. Whiteside has the star's instinct of not just claiming our attention but also taking us into his inner world, and he suggests real force of mind.
There are aspects of princely dignity he lacks, but they'd probably seem immaterial if he had them; he's an assertive adventurer, applying force of mind rather than refinement or privilege.
This acrobatic lift is often seen these days in ballet, but most ballerinas perform it with a desperate and all-too-passive quality; Ms. Robinson showed precisely how it should be done, with a firm arc through her thigh, spine and arms — radiating energy like force of mind.
BMX biker Danny MacAskill demonstrates a tour de force of mind and muscles by conquering the rooftops of Gran Canaria in a new trick vid from longtime collaborators Mount Creative.
Rather, she was an independent woman who made her way in the world with power of mind, force of character, and determined ideas.
To engage the powerful forces of the mind on the body, you must DO something -- you can't just sit there watching television or drinking beer.
The higher expectation of healing as opposed to relief of symptoms that we found in the AM group (see table 2) may be related to the AM theory that illness is an imbalance among the forces of body, mind and spirit, which can generally be rebalanced or even healed [ 11].
