To convey the feeling that Dengler's liberation from prison was no liberation at all, Herzog wanted the new film's star, Christian Bale, to spend time forcing his way through forest so tangled that it appeared "almost unmanageable for human beings".
Without this kind of pre-emptive action, disaster grows, swells to unmanageable levels and wildlife and human life is severely threatened.
When these latter are absolutized, God can only be seen as uncontrollable, unmanageable, even dangerous, since he calls human beings to their full realization and to freedom from all forms of enslavement.
However, human and natural systems that are unmanaged or unmanageable are highly vulnerable.
As units of productivity, the idea that we might not want to completely subsume our desires is dangerously human, which also makes it dangerously unmanageable.
A sequence that began and ended with "Ill Wind," and included "Wild Is the Wind" and Brel's "Song for Old Lovers," compared human emotions and relationships to unpredictable and unmanageable natural phenomena.
Because of the high failure rate of new drug candidates due to unmanageable toxicity, there is a need for improved approaches for human risk assessment.
Rather than containing the universe with technology and human ingenuity, Paterson leaves us floundering in an unknowable, unmanageable universe where we are anything but masters.
The researchers said their findings might explain how elephants have successfully been tamed and have "historically had a close bond with humans, in spite of being potentially dangerous and unmanageable due to their great size".
Epic, each in its way, Gravity's outer space was intimate, a place for Sandra Bullock to heal with the help of George Clooney, while Interstellar's is vast and unmanageable: Matthew McConaughey's Coop is sent out there to fix that, to find a place for human migration.
