Its sound a little synth, some spare beats, sexy vocals on top of sexy vocals was utterly in command.
It's an odd (not to mention utterly unappealing) command, and not particularly helpful as a literary device.
The cast, well coached by the director David Schweizer, and the orchestra, playing impressively for Mr. Robertson, seemed utterly in command of this difficult score.
He looks calm and somehow utterly in command.
Paul Attanasio of The Washington Post said "the film showcases a visual stylist utterly in command of his talents" and that Angelo Badalamenti "contributes an extraordinary score, slipping seamlessly from slinky jazz to violin figures to the romantic sweep of a classic Hollywood score", but claimed that Lynch "isn't interested in communicating, he's interested in parading his personality.
Why was the bass Ildar Abdrazakov, so formidable in Mussorgsky's "Khovanshchina" last February, utterly unable to command the stage in his first Met performance of the Don?
There were warning signs the replacement refs utterly failed to command the respect of players and coaches but still, we watched.
In another video, for the propulsive "Hate to Say I Told You So," the band is filmed against a stark, cream-colored background; the musicians and their instruments are the only things in the frame, and they command it utterly.
Capitalism's command is utterly simple: connect deterritorialized flows of labor and capital and extract a surplus from that connection.
You need to appear communal and big sisterly, yes, but also utterly confident and in command. 5. Get The Sock Out Of Your Pants Before she became CEO of Hewlett-Packard, Carly Fiorina famously showed up to a meeting with a sock in her pants, to send the not-so-subtle message that she could keep up with the boys.
