It is a mourning moment for those people, and it is a moment filled with fear, filled with fear.
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Only this time you will be more filled with fear.
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Millions of people will enter this weekend filled with fear.
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When Abel came into our office, his eyes were filled with fear.
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He's totally wrapped up in his own head he's filled with fear.
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A general election campaign against Mr. Trump would be filled with fear and loathing.
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A level below, Liverpool and Manchester United would not necessarily be filled with fear, either.
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New student Adeola Olamide says she was filled with fear and shame when first assaulted.
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" Roth said the act of writing for him is "filled with fear and loneliness and anxiety.
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Presenting himself as an uplifting alternative in a Republican race filled with fear mongering and negativity, Gov.
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"At least they should have left us with an ID," said Javier*, his eyes filled with fear.
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The new-parent internet can be a bad place, an emotional dark web filled with fear-mongering.
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"Living a life filled with fear of speaking — I don't think that's a way to live," Alexander says.
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Why they won't turn back to Brock Osweiler is another story, one filled with fear of the unknown.
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"Because there is uncertainty, the gap is filled with fear," said Dr. Paul Lewis, the Multnomah County health officer.
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What for some has been an act of humanity and charity is to others menacing, strange and filled with fear.
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"There were a lot of things moving in the room, a lot of bangs" Delph murmurs, eyes filled with fear.
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We don't know the details of Mollie's past few weeks, but we can be pretty sure they've been filled with fear.
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"Patients' faces are often filled with fear, and afterward they say they thought a catastrophe had occurred," Shorter and Fink wrote.
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Cramer's survival guide worked last time the market was filled with fear, and there was actual systematic risk in the U.S. then.
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His diaries—quirky, digressive, indiscreet—chronicle his attempts to build cultural relations in a police state filled with fear, corruption and red tape.
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Still, for Victoria's Sudanese, the weeks that followed the comments from Mr. Turnbull and Mr. Dutton have been filled with fear and uncertainty.
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And a woman, filled with fear and insecurity, hunkered down and repeated bad patterns rather than reimagining herself in an open, bold way.
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If you create an atmosphere that is filled with fear, then people are not going to make the right decisions most of the time.
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Zetsche's optimistic outlook, rather than one filled with fear of Apple and Google eating its lunch overnight, mirrors recent thoughts from other automotive bigwigs.
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In a contemporary and dark plot, the series portrays the desires of digitally connected youth within a physical reality filled with fear and mistrust.
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Trump's acceptance speech on Thursday night was filled with fear instead of hope, bigotry instead of acceptance, and hatred instead of a call for unity.
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"What I found through my trips around Shanghai was emptiness filled with fear," she said of capturing her photos, which were taken at different times of day.
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But the student says that Trump needs to show more leadership and maturity after the week of mishaps, and a primary season filled with fear and loathing.
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FOIA arose out of the "McCarthy era" and the Cold War, a time filled with fear of Russia and Communism and marked by government abuses and mandated secrecy.
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Her eyes are filled with fear and frustration, and if such a glare seems familiar, it's because Brody once stared at the Capitol with that exact same look of despair.
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The terrorist attacks of September 11, 19923, became the deadliest attack on United States soil since Pearl Harbor and launched the nation into an uncertain future filled with fear, war, and eventually, President Donald Trump.
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For the women who are not only filled with fear, but whose future depends on our coming together and ensuring that comprehensive reproductive health care remains protected in our country for everyone, we must take action.
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The vacuum created by the club's aversion to speaking to journalists has been filled with fear, ignorance, and second-hand stories; a cycle of suspicion that I'm not sure is entirely unwelcome to the Angels and their reputation.
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"It became filled with fear, a lack of understanding between us, anger, frustration, without any hope or trust," Sandy wrote, describing how Angela was unable to get into recovery until she was in her third rehab center in three years.
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I have done the thing where you are snooping through someone's photos, leave their profile, are immediately filled with fear that you accidentally faved something, RETURN to their profile to make sure you didn't fave something, and so on and so forth.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - With its capital under curfew following devastating Easter Sunday bomb attacks on churches and upmarket hotels, Sri Lanka is filled with fear, horror and grief and tourists who have been flocking to the Indian Ocean island could cancel in droves.
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"I was so filled with fear and shame to get tested for HIV/AIDS during the day because I just felt I could bump into some people who know me and they would start questioning my being at an HIV testing place," Hove told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Noisy and dark we were filled with fear All the while we could not hold you near So overcome by percentages and numbers Treatments and surgeries, survival rates stole our slumber Through incubators, warmers, lights and lines One day we were told you would run out of time We cried so hard and couldn't stay strong So you showed everyone that you could hold on When one thing was fixed another would break From your bowels to infection, lungs and your brain Your heart and your liver what more could go wrong You never gave up you always stayed strong You had countless transfusions, PICS and scans The blood tests sometimes just got out of hand The numbers we tracked and monitors watched Was all forgotten once in my arms you were caught But there's more to this boy than his numbers and stats His procedures and therapies, appointments and chats It's not how he started that makes him so grand But what he accomplished and who held his hand.
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The citizens of that city informs King Virata. Virata filled with fear, welcomes Draupadi. At the terrible feat of the slaughter of Kichaka, King Duryodhana spies after searching informed him about Virata kingdom. Bhima slays Kichaka, artist: Dhanu, from a dispersed Razmnama (Book of War).
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The house is filled with fear, distrust and despair. Maisie doesn't know what is wrong with her family but decides she must take action to help them. As usual Gramps's brother rebuffs the family's request for a loan, spurred on by his wife Violet ‘the Viper’. However, Maisie acquires money through surprising means.
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This facilitates a new positive experience with what used to be filled with fear and anxiety. Children in preschool who show symptoms of SAD do not have the communicative ability to express their emotions or the self-control ability to cope with their separation anxiety on their own, so parental involvement is crucial in younger cases of SAD.
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He was suffering at the time from increasing financial difficulties, his wife had recently left him, he had held a critically derided exhibition at the Lefevre Gallery, he was still depressed over the death of his mother and Carrington's own suicide (both in 1932), and he was filled with fear over the imminent world war. He was buried at Willesden Jewish Cemetery.
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He left Korea on November 12, 1951 filled with fear and excitement. Carl Powers enrolled Billy at Bob Jones Academy in Greenville, South Carolina where Billy converted to Christianity. But Bob Jones Academy sent letter to Kim as you are not no more honor for Academy. Because he is a very liberal Christian and the Academy is a very conservative School.
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Book VI : Ethandune : The Slaying of the Chiefs Eldred quickly proves skilled at battle, and cuts down countless Danes. His sword suddenly breaks, and he is stabbed with seven spears. Elf recovers his spear, which proves to be a magic weapon he obtained from the water-maids of the English Channel. The Christian soldiers under Mark are filled with fear and begin to fall back.
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" Swoon, Kalin's feature film debut in 1992, was based on the 1924 Leopold and Loeb murder case. Unlike the 1948 Alfred Hitchcock film about the case called Rope, Swoon sought to depict a stylized allegory relevant for an era filled with fear about the AIDS crisis and anger towards an unresponsive government.Kramer, Gary M. (11 February 2017). "Bad times make great art: The AIDS crisis and the New Queer Cinema.
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For years and years he brings them to mind, and they are unforgettable. On the contrary, dreams from the demons fill the soul with disturbance. When one wakes up and the mind tries to recall them, he is filled with fear, and his heart does not accept them. But even during sleep as he sees them, they are not stationary, but they change into forms and shapes, into places and ways, into actions and movements.
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According to Plutarch, Alexander the Great offered sacrifices to Phobos on the eve of the Battle of Gaugamela (in all probability asking for Darius to be filled with fear). This was believed by Mary Renault to be part of Alexander's psychological warfare campaign against Darius III. Darius fled from the field of Gaugamela, making Alexander's praying to Phobos seem successful as a tactic. Phobos was depicted on the chest of Cypselus on the shield of Agamemnon.
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Max saw burning hatred in its eyes, and filled with fear, ran from the tomb. Afterwards, he realized he had dropped the watch his father had given him, but he was too afraid to go back and retrieve it. He rides to Victor's lighthouse, and tells him what happened. Then he accuses the man of keeping some of the truth from Max and his friends, but Victor Kray denies it, and tells Max to forget the whole thing.
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He used his imagery during the last years of his life to speak about his illness and to generate activism and awareness about AIDS. In 1989, he was invited by the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center to join a show of site-specific artwork for the building at 208 West 13th Street. He chose the second-floor men's room for his mural Once Upon a Time.David W. Dunlap (March 7, 2012), "A Joyous Mural, Born in an Era Filled with Fear", The New York Times.
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Iron Butterfly had amassed a considerable body of material by the time Heavy was recorded, much of which was held over for later albums. In addition to the ten songs on Heavy, songs from this era include "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" (later recorded for the album of the same name), "Lonely Boy", "Real Fright", "Filled with Fear" (all later recorded for Ball), "Evil Temptation" (an instrumental version of which was later used as the B-side to "Possession"), "It's All Up to You", and "Gloomy Day to Remember".
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In 1967, feeling "sterile, numb, and filled with fear", Hartley became a born again Christian, as did his wife, Hermine, with whom he had a daughter, Alana, and two sons, one named Fred. At the time, he was among several artists who drew the black-and-white, "nudie cutie" secret-agent feature "Pussycat" that ran in some of Marvel publisher Martin Goodman's men's magazines; Hartley told the publisher he couldn't continue. The Hartley written-and-drawn Archie's One Way (Spire Christian Comics). Reissued at different price points, 1972 to circa 1977.
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Shared decision-making is an important consideration in breast-conserving surgery. It is estimated that between 50% and 70% of patients are active participants in the decision making of breast cancer surgery. The time following a cancer diagnosis may be filled with fear, vulnerability, and a sense of being overwhelmed at the amount of information being provided by physicians as well as accessed on the internet. Each patient has their own set of unique characteristics, which may make it challenging to read information online and apply that information to a specific individual circumstance.
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Callimachus tellsCallimachus – Hymn III to Artemis 46 how Artemis spent her girlhood seeking out the things that she would need to be a huntress, how she obtained her bow and arrows from the isle of Lipara, where Hephaestus and the Cyclopes worked. Oceanus' daughters were filled with fear, but the young Artemis bravely approached and asked for bow and arrows. Callimachus then tells how Artemis visited Pan, the god of the forest, who gave her seven female and six male dogs. She then captured six golden-horned deer to pull her chariot.
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When you give in to desire, or lust, and the act is complete, then the emotion of lust is filled with fear, anger, disgust and hate until the desire to feel lust again overtakes you. It's important to note that sexually transmitted diseases were not only common during this time period, but were often left untreated or incurable. Giving in to lust and desire was dangerous from not only a societal view but from a medical standpoint as well. Shakespeare's Sonnet 129 graphically displays the struggle between heaven and hell, lust and promiscuity and its aftermath.
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Alone up there with thousands of eyes peering at me > -- opera glasses raised for a closer look, and the unasked but heavily felt > question "what's he going to do?" All this was going through my head as I > learned the lines -- all this was in front of my eyes as I lay down at night > -- and when the day came that I was to open at Texas A&M; University I was > filled with fear. A very primitive fear -- the fear of the actor. The > nightmare that all actors have from time to time is appearing naked in front > of an audience -- not knowing the lines, not knowing the play -- I was > living the dream.
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Photograph showing the March 4, 1861, inauguration of Abraham Lincoln in front of U.S. Capitol Building Lincoln, aware that his inaugural address would be delivered in an atmosphere filled with fear and anxiety, and amid an unstable political landscape, sought guidance from colleagues and friends as he prepared it. Among those whose counsel Lincoln sought was Orville Browning, who advised Lincoln to omit the phrase "to reclaim the public property and places which have fallen". He also asked his former rival (and Secretary of State-designate) William Seward to review it. Seward exercised his due diligence by presenting Lincoln with a six-page analysis of the speech in which he offered some 49 suggested changes, of which the president-elect incorporated 27 into the final draft.
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LURD child soldier, Liberia 2004 Ishmael Beah gives his first hand account of his experience of being a child soldier in his book, A Long Way Gone, and the details are graphic. He explains the tactics of manipulation used to obtain and brainwash children, turning them into killing machines, which ultimately made it extremely difficult for them to leave and reintegrate into society. Children are stripped of their home and family, and filled with fear and uncertainty as they search for parts of their country that have not been affected by war in order to seek refuge. However, for young boys like Ishmael, they are not always greeted with open arms; in fact they are often chased away or captured.
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Juhani first appears in the 2003 role-playing video game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. As part of her backstory, Juhani accidentally struck her master Quatra during a lightsaber training duel after she lost control of her anger. Filled with fear and guilt at the apparent demise of Quatra, who had feigned death in order to test Juhani but underestimated the intensity of her instincts, she fell to the dark side and fled; she believed that after what she did the Jedi Council would not accept her back and that the dark side held greater power. She secludes herself in a grove on the planet Dantooine, where her inner emotional turmoil creates a disturbance in the Force, agitating nearby wildlife and casting a gloomy pall within the surrounding area.
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These included the toning down of the rape scene whereby the sections of the perpetrator removing his belt and the close up of young Maddalena's face filled with fear as she is running from the pursuing man were cut and shortened to the preceding scene where the man is seen following her out of audience view. The subsequent scene of Maddalena returning to her room was also shortened. Rather than see her cry and fall on her bed and clasp her stomach in pain, the US viewers see her cry and fall on her bed. Calvert was critical of the interference by the PCA on alterations to lighting; where scenes between Maddalena and Nino were darkened in contrast with scenes with Maddalena and her husband Giuseppe, as the censors deemed, despite Maddalena having a mental illness that impacted on her cognitive awareness, she was still committing adultery and adulterous women were taboo.Laitila, Johanna. (2018).
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In his book, "Al-Maqsad Al-Asna fi Sharah Asma' Allahu al-Husna" (also known as "The Best Means in Explaining Allah's Beautiful Names"), Imam Al Ghazali translates At Tawwaab as "He who constantly turns man to repentance". He states that At Tawwaab is "the One Who keeps on facilitating the causes of repentance for His creatures time and time again by showing them some of His signs, by conveying to them some of His Warnings and by revealing to them some of His deterrents and cautions with the Intent that they, having been apprised of the dangers of their sins, might be filled with fear by His frightening them and subsequently turn to repentance. Through (His) accepting (the evidence of their penitence), the Favor of God Most High (once again) reverts to them." Others try to explain this Attribute by stating that Allah is the One Who beckons for our return, the One Who forgives those who return to goodness, the One Who restores to grace those who repent and the One Who forgives those who forgive others.
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