In short, people pull each other in different directions, forge alliances, put on personas, all to survive, and thrive.
With a lone, detached saxophone playing 'anti-soloist', the effect was as dizzying as the composer presumably intended, with pianist and orchestra taking turns to pull each other in competing directions, resolved by a thrilling cadenza pitting a complex low-register piano line against four metronomes ticking at madly different high speeds.
We are an incredibly supportive group, so we pull each other in when there are hurdles or things that need to be solved for across departments.
In Varejão's paintings, the indigenous markings seem to hint at techniques of modern art, mimicking the ways indigenous and European culture push and pull each other in South America.
For all of Eden's anti-capitalist, pseudo-survivalist sentiments, this is essentially a reality show like any other, and under the pressure of a strange new environment, its fame hungry contestants will laugh, cry, fight and pull each other in the sweat lodge.
The more we fight the natural ebbs and flows, the more we thrash or cling to our partner, the more we run the risk of drowning or pulling each other down in the process.
If Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders had pulled each other down in a battle to claim the progressive candidate mantle, perhaps Jeff Merkley could have snuck through unscathed as an appealing alternative.
My brain was fogged with chilling images of Monica and me wrestling on the floor, like that scene in "Dynasty" when Joan Collins and Linda Evans pull each other's hair in the pool at the Four Seasons restaurant.
