Jazzy and jumpy, brainy but body-moving, Brokeback is another step forward for experimental rock.
A man in his late twenties, he had pallid skin and a closely shaved head; his eyes were jumpy, and his entire body seemed to tremble.
But the deeper theory behind this piece of equipment is that the extra weight engages the bigger, stabilizing muscles in the back and shoulders so the more jumpy parts of the body (wrists and hands) are minimized in the putting stroke.
Lean, jumpy, thoughtful, sometimes acerbic, this body of work stands nevertheless as the second-phase legacy of a superb rock band some may prefer to classify as funk.
An extraordinary physical specimen, with a lumpy, pockmarked mug suggestive of volcanic stone and a body that's jumpy with sinew and muscle, Mr. Lavant has appeared in most of Mr. Carax's movies, including as an acrobatic fire eater in the 1991 gorgeous swoon of a film "Les Amants du Pont-Neuf".
When he really got lost in the music, his body moved with a jumpy, ungainly grace, like a marionette made to do a jig.
SO imagine my surprise when I showed up to our first date — nervous and sweaty, my body tense and brain jumpy, bracing myself for the first meeting with my future husband — and found a man unfamiliar to me in every way.
The app features a drawing of a human body that reveals organs and bones when Jumpy's watch head is passed over it like an X-ray.
When Archie O'Neil, a gunnery sergeant in the Marines, returned from a job handling dead bodies in Iraq, he became increasingly paranoid, jumpy and fearful — moving into his garage, eating M.R.E.'s, wearing his camouflage uniform, drinking heavily and carrying a gun at all times, even to answer the doorbell.
And although Eli Gelb gives a persuasive physical portrayal of Eugene as a jumpy, awkward boy who hasn't quite grown into his 15-year-old body, his artificial speech patterns turn his dialogue into a kind of ornate pidgin.
Without routine early exposure to a wide array of microbes, the immune system may become jumpy and frightened, overreacting violently to harmless substances like pollen, peanuts or even the body's own cells.
