physicality

Preposition: of

• body: Human beings have a soul but that soul is part of the physicality of the body.
• film: I mean when it was actually shown as a film loop the physicality of the film going round related very much to the.. .
• music: In my mind, it's a rhythm, it's so connected to the physicality of music.
• book: Attempts to replicate the physicality of books have not yet been successful.
• work: I surprised myself at the raw physicality of the work.
• dance: Talking about selecting dancers to paint, he says: " I love the physicality of dance.

Converse of subject

distinguish: Lucy: As a band, you are distinguished by the extreme physicality of your live performances.

Converse of object

• explore: Scheme of Work 2 6 x units Ratty & Mole: A scheme of work exploring physicality of characters.
• have: You had the physicality of Ian Curtis on stage.
• enjoy: Alan undertakes commissions, usually of topographic subjects and enjoys the physicality of working in the landscape.
• use: They are increasingly concerned with using the physicality of materials to represent themselves.
• capture: I sincerely believe that no video game since has captured the physicality of its sport so beautifully.
• combine: But, as star, Cruise combines exceptional physicality with a committed and gripping performance.

Adjective modifier

• sheer: A blast of sheer physicality that leaves you wanting more.
• extreme: Lucy: As a band, you are distinguished by the extreme physicality of your live performances.
• human: With attention to movement analysis you will be able to understand the language of human physicality.
• own: His sculpture then, as now, celebrates its own physicality, with an emphasis on materials and construction.
• raw: The cool unmarked quality of the surface lies in contrast to the raw physicality of the mark making.
• intense: Exercises were given which required intense physicality or acute mental focus or both, which acted as catalysts for such discussions.