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As a performer, she seems utterly in control of the visual aesthetic as well as the sonic.
The lighting and the film footage of striking landscapes which could be Paradise reveal an experience utterly in control of its own stunning visual and sonic aesthetic, although Stevens' soft but expressive voice feels occasionally smaller than, say, the haunting electronic finale of 'Drawn to the Blood' or 'Fourth of July's almost singalong "we're all gonna die" coda.
The global war machine seems so enormous, so utterly in control of its own destiny -- at least until the Earth's resources give out and civilization collapses -- that anger, criticism, prayers and "pressure" from those who see its horror won't change anything.
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Even an utterly in-control, spectacle-camouflaged pop artist like Lady Gaga exudes a raw hunger — for the embrace of the little monsters in the dark — that provides a titillating edge of discomfort.
Roberts said the Lawrence portrait was a powerful one: "You can see in the face, this man is utterly driven, utterly competent, completely in control of his environment".
She somehow seems both eager to please and utterly in control, deftly defining the parameters of the interview without seeming to.
Despite their fury over the non-awarding of Muntari's strike 10 minutes later, Milan remained utterly in control.
Many of them aren't living a choice but a nightmare and are utterly in the control of their pimps; there should be a far greater outreach effort to crack down on the pimps and customers.
That said, she added, "Tom is completely and utterly in control at all times".
She was utterly in control, although never a tyrant.
In light of this experience, I find it utterly irresponsible to let inexperienced people who are not remotely in control of their cars learn to drive in a major city with the heightened risk of pedestrians getting in the way.
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