Express or represent by physical means or in physical terms.
‘physicalizing your anger can help release tension’
‘Pavlov's paradigm physicalized associationism, turning its content into something more measurable while preserving its associative form intact.’
‘Some of the aspects of the story are physicalised, so it's not quite the same as a play - over half of it is non-verbal - but we wrote what we felt was a really good solid storyline.’
‘Was it some physicalised premonition and I'm going to accidentally cut my hand off this evening?’
‘It soon became apparent that Pilobolus was physicalizing the face of our culture that permits our more regressed instincts to rule.’
‘But his retreat from such conjunctions of sexuality, speech, and physicality is undermined by his own synesthesic, physicalized reaction to the stanza itself.’
‘Watching this intense, vividly physicalized abstraction about body, mind, and personal destiny was both exhilarating and exhausting.’
‘The cotton balls physicalized the modular elements of the grid to an unprecedented extent and were only the first outlandish shock in the work.’
‘There is a way to physicalize the sign… the word… to do this through the eyes.’
‘He's found imaginative ways to, as he says, ‘physicalize a student's knowledge’ by integrating ABT's repertoire into general studies.’
‘They picture buildings distorted by dazzling sunspots that physicalize the relationship between image and viewer.’
‘Peter Fitzpatrick's concept, physicalising the anachronistic contrast in each character's ‘journey’ in a curve around the room, kept the audience engaged and involved in the complexities of the text.’
‘This is a pretty standard go at physicalising the narrative.’
‘At first my heart sank: I thought we were going to be in for the kind of numbing literalness that often accompanies physicalised literary adaptations.’
‘But what Perceval has done is to physicalise Racine and to capture, in a confined setting, the all-powerful nature of erotic passion.’
‘Cole experiences the self ‘like a needle, pushing in a vein, deeply conflicted, oddly physicalized and painfully aware of itself.’’
‘In this relentless endeavor to ‘physicalize’ language, he also uses - once again, rather like Chinese - the infinitive, unconjugated, form of verbs.’
‘Byrne develops this beleaguered-performer shtick to Basil Fawlty-like levels of physicalised impatience.’
‘Making the audience an active part of viewing instead of the passive consumer of physicalized intentions has resulted in a greater sense of the vitality and multiplicity of images and performances as events.’
‘In each of these cultural contexts, dance works to illuminate attitudes toward the body and to exemplify patterns of physicalized sociability through which all bodies relate.’
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