"When you are in a supervisory position, what you say has more gravity because it comes with rank," says Mr. Showkeir, co-author of "Authentic Conversations: Moving From Manipulation to Truth and Commitment".
Another obscurity that evoked a similar bygone pop ethos when romantic relationships had more gravity was "I Keep Going Back to Joe's," Marvin Fisher and Jack Segal's answer to "One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)," whose narrator returns to the same bar in the futile hope that her former lover will come searching for her.
It might not have been a stretch for him to play a sturdy but weary authoritarian – he did the same thing last week in No Country For Old Men – but he's never had more gravity, and that crumbling monument of a face is so characterful that it's an argument for banning Botox.
LC: I felt like I was doing something that had more gravity.
John and Ish, who have been together for 26 years, told FOX 40, "It probably has more gravity for me than I thought it would.
Family members usually have more moral gravity —what Robert Nozick calls "ethical pull".
Because they take place in a 3D environment, these games tend to be somewhat more realistic than 2D shooter games, and have more accurate representations of gravity, lighting, sound and collisions.
Some seats have more harder-enforced sides, as well as a better center of gravity.
And when gravity has more dimensions in which to operate, it becomes far more intense.
Tanaka's splitter averages eighty-eight miles per hour, while his fastball averages ninety-five; gravity has more time to act on the slower pitch, which, combined with reduced backspin, drags it downward in the strike zone.
