But both protagonists are, finally, allegorical figures, and the films work most powerfully as morality tales.
"All of you have beautiful strengths, and we are looking to see how we can most powerfully look at how we are not bringing them together and how we might in the future".
The protracted scene in which Vera tries to tell her husband why she has been arrested and incarcerated is cinema at its most powerfully intimate and intimately powerful, Staunton's stricken face and faltering words remaining in the mind long after the credits have rolled.
"The erect penis evokes Osiris at his most powerfully regenerative moment, and is a feature of 'corn-mummies,' the quintessential symbols of rebirth and resurrection," she writes in her paper.
As Brown notes, expectations may be at their most powerfully path-shaping in the early stages of technological development, though they may also be subject to de-stabilisation, for example through the promotion of counter-visions or resistance from potential users, consumers, patients or citizens.
It seems fitting that the joy of her performances came through most powerfully in the discipline she worked at the hardest; for Temple, one gets the feeling, work was play and play was work.
The sense of creative inertia at Disney emanates most powerfully from the animated division, a symbol of the company's distinctive stamp on American culture, from Mickey Mouse to Snow White to Peter Pan.
Indeed, the radiant Deborah lives in her father's mind, at times appearing onstage, most powerfully in a piercing coda of wish-fulfillment, ritual and prayer.
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