He is endlessly clenching and unclenching his anus to build focus.
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Anytime he is off camera, he is clenching and unclenching a gripmaster.
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After unclenching his jaw, he kissed me on the cheek and said good night.
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The more I thought about it, the more unclenching your uterus with cannabinoids made perfect sense.
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Some of their cones are sealed shut with wax and open like unclenching fists when the wax melts.
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The hyper-competitive executive and serial entrepreneur is notoriously combative and has difficulty unclenching his grip on the reins of the company.
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Jeff Wilpon, the Mets' crown prince, sat next to Alderson that day, his jaw clenching and unclenching, making eye contact with no one.
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Several hours later, sitting in an office chair, looking at a computer screen, in a very cold lab, he began to feel an unclenching.
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In some respects, the year 22018 was already a 22016 rerun, with financial markets unclenching from a growth-and-rate scare to melt up by 22019 percent.
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But if you can bear it for a few seconds, unclenching your muscles, relaxing your grimace, you will notice, as you begin to soap up, that Disliking has fallen asleep.
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During the interview, Roberts was allegedly "crying, clenching and unclenching his fists, and wringing his hands," and told investigators that he killed Moyer and "left her in the hills," according to the affidavit.
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She encouraged me to practice the strategies taught to me by a string of therapists, bouncing off an easy sound to a harder one and unclenching my throat, trying to slide out of a stammer.
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So I used a bit of lube and then worked the little mouse inside of me, and walked around my room, clenching and unclenching while singing "Malibu" to Frank, a pug I live with who seemed upset and confused by the whole situation.
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As I worked my way through the accompanying app's Kegal exercise challenges, an inflated air sac nestled beneath my taint relayed the pressure change from my clenching and unclenching my pelvic floor to an electronic disk magnetically holstered in a receptacle on my hip.
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He shaped a silicone heart the size of a massive, clenching and unclenching fist, to pump necessary lubricants out to the joints; then the other organs, which were less approximations of human organs as such—those were far too messy—than what was necessary to power the body.
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And while the offensive is aimed at unclenching ISIS' grip of a key Iraqi city, Trump has questioned the merits of the offensive -- which, if successful, would undoubtedly serve to further US strategic goals -- from arguing the US is "not going to benefit" from successfully ousting ISIS from the city on Friday to arguing the offensive was conducted for "political reasons" on Saturday.
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The temporal muscle is covered by the temporal fascia, also known as the temporal aponeurosis. This fascia is commonly used in tympanoplasty, or surgical reconstruction of the eardrum. The muscle is accessible on the temples, and can be seen and felt contracting while the jaw is clenching and unclenching.
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Eric Henderson of Slant Magazine wrote that " Andre's near-apathetic wordplay on the former is hardly the way to fulfill the legacy of "Bombs Over Baghdad," nor is Kanye's "kiddies"/"titties" rhyming scheme on the latter going to get him into graduate school, but as guest spots on a John Legend album, they are the sonic equivalent of unclenching buttocks." Eric R. Danton of Sound Check welcomed the "dazzling, ebullient wordplay" presented by Andre 3000 on the track.
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Ramachandran (right) with his original mirror box Mirror box therapy allows for illusions of movement and touch in a phantom limb by inducing somatosensory and motor pathway coupling between the phantom and real limb. Many patients experience pain as a result of a clenched phantom limb, and because phantom limbs are not under voluntary control, unclenching becomes impossible. This theory proposes that the phantom limb feels paralyzed because there is no feedback from the phantom back to the brain to inform it otherwise. Vilayanur S. Ramachandran believes that if the brain received visual feedback that the limb had moved, then the phantom limb would become unparalyzed.
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