Where are we each going to go when we need to unclench?
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Several times last night I had to actively remind myself to unclench my jaw.
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"We did that for about four hours, we couldn't unclench our fingers," Buffett said.
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The best way to deal with Pluto problems is to unclench and stop trying to push.
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And then: Her shoulders unclench, a grin creeps across her face, and she begins to sway her hips.
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A new era seemed possible when Barack Obama offered to "extend a hand" if Iran would "unclench [its] fist".
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Subsequent episodes focus on his wedding, and it's hard not to feel your chest unclench just a bit in relief.
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Those are dark places to linger, especially on two-show days, so Mr. Parker looks for ways to refocus and unclench.
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Unclench though: Even then, Samuels has seen these headaches still turn out to be migraines when checked on a CT scan or MRI.
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Richardson looked at Izzy," Ng writes, "that feeling of things spiraling out of control coiled around her again, like a muscle she didn't know how to unclench.
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I wondered if I was mostly alone in my struggle to unclench my fists that were trying to control outcomes and parent more open-handed to God's plans.
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She'd been online all day and didn't realize her house had caught on fire until the fireman said she needed to get off the computer and leave. Unclench.
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And I'm asking you to unclench your jaw, release all the tension from your shoulders, take off your shoes, and take a leisurely self-care journey with me back to 1994.
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João Lucas, drowsing on his back, was wearing red pajamas, and the green tape stretched on the backs of his fingers to unclench his fists gave his hands a skeletal effect.
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He seemed almost visibly to unclench once he was settled into a chair with a Martini, singing along in a raspy Sprechstimme as the pianist played: Is your figure less than Greek?
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When it comes to relaxation, you need all the help you can get, and surprisingly, watching this magnificently bearded woodworker turn a log into a perfect wooden bowl might actually help you unclench your fists.
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"There is no reason that Cuba will reform just because the American president believes that, if he extends his hand in peace, the Castro brothers will suddenly unclench their fists," he wrote in USA Today in 2014.
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She quickly responds that her son is 15 and hands over her ID. As Laymon begins to lose his temper, his mother forcefully slaps him across the chest, telling him to be quiet and unclench his fists.
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Zika has been shown to attack the fetuses of infected women, killing some and leaving many others with severe brain damage, including blindness, deafness, unusually small heads, seizures and the inability to swallow or to unclench their limbs.
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Two APCs charge forward, showering buckshot, and a gas canister lands at his feet and the poison takes hold in seconds and cramps at his stomach and burns his eyes and he runs in the stampede back to Tahrir, holding his breath until he's doubled over, dry retching, waiting for his stomach to unclench itself.
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It's tied into much of the platform that won her the election in Nevada (especially among Latino and Hispanic voters): a promise to fight to keep improving upon President Obama's immigration reforms; to fight for equal pay and an increased minimum wage; to fight to get government hands off of a woman's right to choose and unclench the grasp trying to strip away her health care in general.
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Tightly clenched in his hand is the blue marble from his childhood; to protect Blue, Ray does not unclench his hand to prevent Blue from recalling his painful past before he is ready.
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Hajdu–Cheney syndrome causes many issues with an individual’s connective tissues. Some general characteristics of an individual with Hajdu–Cheney syndrome include bone flexibility and deformities, short stature, delayed acquisition of speech and motor skills, dolichocephalic skull, Wormian bone, small maxilla, hypoplastic frontal sinuses, basilar impression, joint laxity, bulbous finger tips and severe osteoporosis. Wormian bone occurs when extra bones appear between cranial sutures. Fetuses with Hajdu–Cheney syndrome often will not be seen to unclench their hands on obstetrical ultrasound.
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The goal is for the patient to imagine regaining control over a missing limb. Because the subject is seeing the reflected image of the good limb moving, it appears as if the phantom limb is also moving. Through the use of this artificial visual feedback it becomes possible for the patient to "move" the phantom limb, and to unclench it from potentially painful positions. Mirror therapy has expanded beyond its origin in treating phantom limb pain to treatment of other kinds of one-sided pain or disability, for instance hemiparesis in post-stroke patients and limb pain in patients with chronic regional pain syndrome.
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She has been sent by her mother to find out why her father is out so late. Eddie cuts his wrist and blood starts rapidly shooting out, and Dave grabs a glass to get the devil's drink only to stop when he recognizes his daughter - and then asks her if she had any "tips for the 3:30 at Chepstow". Spudgun farts fire after he is allowed to "unclench" while a blood-soaked Eddie collapses into unconsciousness. Spudgun breaks wind again and the episode ends with the jet of flame from his rear end detonating the box of explosive carrots Eddie had prepared earlier.
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President Obama talking with Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on 18 May 2009. In his inaugural address President Obama reached out to the Muslim World by saying that he seeks "a new way forward, based on mutual interest and mutual respect". He also said he would be willing to "extend a hand" to those "who cling to power through corruption and deceit" if they "are willing to unclench" their fists. Obama attempted to reach out to Arab leaders by granting his first interview to an Arab cable TV network, Al Arabiya. On 19 March 2009, Obama continued his outreach to the Muslim world, releasing a New Year's video message to the people and government of Iran.
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Mohamed ElBaradei has welcomed the new stance to talk to Iran as "long overdue". Iran said Obama should apologize for the US bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War II and his administration should stop talking to the world and "listen to what others are saying." In his first press interview as president, Obama told Al Arabiya that "if countries like Iran are willing to unclench their fist, they will find an extended hand from us." In March 2009 US National Intelligence Director Dennis C. Blair and Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lieutenant General Michael D. Maples told a United States Senate Committee on Armed Services hearing that Iran has only low-enriched uranium, which there were no indications it was refining.
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