Ms. Adams, on the other hand, could imitate a hand-drawn Disney heroine's zero-gravity etherealness and dainty gestures and still convey plenty of feeling.
The narrator essentially fell in love with K. but was young enough to be still working out the gravity of his feelings for his friend, and whether those feelings were likely to be reciprocated.
This is the great strength of "Stay, Illusion": the frolicsome gravity, the feeling of a helpless stenographer taking down what one of these poems calls "Notes from the Trepidarium" (a typical Brock-Broido coinage, fusing "trepidation" and "tepidarium," the warm room in the Roman bath).
Restaurants are already feeling the gravity of this sodden economy, and the Flynn letter must have been as welcome as a power failure or a garbage haulers' strike.
The film is a quiet, penetrating work of long stares and contemplation, of characters feeling the gravity of what has been done and the fears of how they will escape it and return to some semblance of what was before.
Their failure to understand the gravity of the situation and the feelings of the protesters will trigger a full-scale war.
She helped to dignify the idea of softness, to give it gravity and feeling.
Learn to gauge your feelings against the gravity of the situation in a more objective light rather than tending to make every little bump seem like a mountain; and find a rhythm of life that allows you to bounce back instead of obliging yourself to only see the negatives.
Dreyfuss's voice perfectly conveys an older man looking back on his younger days, giving the film's childish feelings, worries, and adventures a gravity of adulthood.
Dreyfuss's voice perfectly conveys an older man looking back on his younger days, giving the film's childish feelings, worries and adventures a gravity of adulthood.
