He feels how fascinating he is to her — it's as if she were attached to him by some glistening thread, which he can tug this way and that, and she'll turn her head, with its coil of heavy hair, to attend to whatever he shows her.
By December, she admits defeat: "Whatever Gore was with me, whatever side he showed me, was not the one he was to show in his life and in his work".
Whatever, he has shown himself uncommonly willing to suffer for his art: portraying Hawking – remaining slumped in his wheelchair between takes – left his spine so contorted that Redmayne's osteopath wanted to use him as a case study; The Danish Girl involved meticulous, often minute changes in speech and movement to project accurately the transformation of the Danish artist Einar Wegener to Lili.
As a colleague in the audience said, "What's not to like?" Mr. Terfel's approach may not be a ticket to great artistic development, but armed with the goods to do whatever he wants, he shows that this is what he wants.
Whatever extra motivation he showed the Rangers has been absorbed by the simple desire to compete.
Now, he must deliver.Mr Koizumi is desperate to do whatever he can to show support for the United States, whose warmth towards Japan had already cooled amid signs that Japan's resolve to introduce urgent financial reforms was fading.
In just four years, Putin had crushed Chechnya, reined in the free media and the oligarchs, gained a parliament that would do whatever he wanted, and shown that Russia had a strong voice in international affairs.
"'Bron is the best teammate you can ask for, because on the court he's going to give you everything and off the court he's always going to be considerate and do whatever he can to show his gratitude," Jones recently said, according to Cleveland.com.com
Whatever was Thakoon imagining when he showed an exotic collection — prints, mini crinolines, satin shorts and hats planted on powdered locks that looked like Marie Antoinette having a bad hair day?
