Heaviness of the future, heaviness of the past, heaviness of being lonely, heaviness of the unknown, heaviness of happiness because it can fade and lead to misery.
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Do you have a means of escape from the heaviness?
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But, to help curb some of that heaviness, humor helps.
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"There's a heaviness to the world right now," Carvey adds.
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"There's this blanket of heaviness," Gordon says of Trump's America.
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I tried to ignore the immediate heaviness against my breastbone.
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I told her about the heaviness I couldn't quite place.
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"There's a heaviness here," said Bryant, her eyes dim with grief.
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This is such a refreshing film after the heaviness of #EndGame.
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Three years later, thoughts of that day still bring a heaviness.
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You'd get the rock then you'd get the soul crushing heaviness.
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KARA: There's this heaviness in the work that is really affecting.
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Heaviness isn't always a burden, it can be a comfort too.
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It's a miracle how it dispels the heaviness in one's head.
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Such moments weigh down "Live by Night," making its heaviness ponderous.
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There's heaviness out there, but there's someone bigger than any of that.
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It was more like when 9/11 happened -- the heaviness of it.
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Like "Thirtysomething" or "Parenthood," it knows when to leaven its heart-heaviness.
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His face bore a heaviness I had not seen from him before.
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Paintings have a heaviness that we don't have the space for, frankly.
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More than once he apologizes for his "heaviness," and with good reason.
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You can feel a kind of deflation or heaviness near the end.
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With YoungBoy Never Broke Again, the heaviness is visible in his eyes.
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The top-heaviness of the market goes beyond just Apple and Microsoft.
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Still carrying a heart of hope in the face of ongoing heaviness.
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Lee believes that such light items temper the heaviness of a barbecue meal.
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I just had all the heaviness of not feeling right, not feeling good.
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But for all that heaviness, Father of the Bride plays buoyant and breezy.
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That kind of heaviness, that suppressed feeling has gone, which is amazing, really.
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" He posted again Monday afternoon adding, "Such a heaviness to Las Vegas today.
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The other, breathing with conspicuous heaviness, rested her head sleepily on the ground.
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It produces something like a New Age trance sensation, marked by dreamy heaviness.
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You can hear in the delivery an exhaustion, a heaviness of the body.
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I was worried the heaviness would be overbearing, but instead, it felt comforting.
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I try to balance between heaviness and humor, economic violence, and human affection.
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Like a fine, nuanced, and balanced wine, this painting exhibits intensity without heaviness.
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I don't hate men, I don't want to live a life with that heaviness.
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People with the genes for heaviness tended to work more in less-skilled professions.
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He thrust his leg between hers and a deep heaviness throbbed in her belly.
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Mr. Williams sings with real heaviness, enacting a tactile cycle of exhaustion and redemption.
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She could feel the heaviness of his fingers at her shoulders and her wrist.
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A brief heaviness descended on the room as epic memories rushed through our collective psyche.
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Masurkar and writer Mayank Tewari never let the heaviness of the subject get to them.
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It also offers a pretty, slightly dewy finish without the heaviness of a cream formula.
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Obviously the world is in a crazy place right now — there's a lot of heaviness.
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It feels really natural… apart from the heaviness of my arm it feels quite natural.
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It's claustrophobic and uncomfortable, but despite the heaviness, there's something about it that feels triumphant.
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"This album features more taut arrangements, favoring heaviness over delicacy than previous releases," Furnish says.
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And below that, you can check the expected heaviness of traffic from Wednesday and Sunday.
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Otherwise, being driven by busyness often transforms into heaviness, which overwhelms the best of us.
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Queer love occurs between two girls but without the heaviness of a "coming out" narrative.
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Anyone who was ever in her presence feels the heaviness and pain of her absence.
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It can sometimes feel like there is no rest from the heaviness of the world.
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Listen below, alongside a conversation with the duo about the heaviness that informed the record.
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In school, I crafted an image of "happy," repressing the heaviness that hung on me.
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But the heaviness of traditional video chat swings things too far in the other direction.
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I think that she carries all this heaviness like Bruce Wayne, in the Batman world.
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Her eyes brightened; she lost the heaviness and sense of despair that was there before.
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You begin to feel a dull and pleasant heaviness overtake your leg and butt muscles.
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The heaviness — a snub of a worthy candidate because of claims by Canseco — never happened.
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The macho heroics feel haloed with quotation marks, and an inadvertent heaviness undercuts the mayhem.
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Lyrically both bands also spoke to me, they captured the heaviness and despair of the era.
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Any feelings of heaviness from this extra weight usually disappears once you start moving, Davis says.
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" He went on to add, "Some people think heaviness is distortion, loud volume, or kicking drums.
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And throughout the book, there are pockets of wicked, acidic humor that cut through the heaviness.
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Voltron and the O.J. trial are literally around the same amount of heaviness in my mind.
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The heaviness of life's responsibilities—paying bills, good parenting, making the right decisions—takes its toll.
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But while pinot noir can produce heavy, powerful wines, heaviness and power are not its hallmarks.
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"Low Prim Room was designed to propose balance with the heaviness of the imagery," Ludy says.
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Where Solange's vocals drift impossibly higher and higher, her words ground the heaviness of their intention.
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That night, Scheuermann tried not to become alarmed, assuring herself that the heaviness was only fatigue.
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But a sudden wave of heaviness and dread gripped me, keeping me glued to the couch.
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As a student of history, he always felt the heaviness of time weighing on his shoulders.
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It would leave me with a heaviness in my chest that made me sob without warning.
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Smith noted that the vodka has a purpose: It's a degreaser, and would cut the heaviness.
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Still, at a certain point, the heaviness of the Whopper began to weigh on my stomach.
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Let Venus in Gemini break up some of the heat and heaviness that you've been living under.
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And perhaps both books wrestle with grief; writing about ghosts allows us to puzzle through that heaviness.
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They taste just like the real thing, minus the heaviness of the cream and (raw) egg yolks.
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Even in Ocean's lyrics, though comedic at times, he's brought back to the heaviness of the world.
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The early sense of play gave way to dulled-down, chunk-of-metal-in-a-plaza heaviness.
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Returning to Earth brings with it a great sense of heaviness, and a need for careful movement.
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"Personal Symphonic Movement," by the Finnish choreographer Elina Pirinen, acknowledges this heaviness by dodging and resisting it.
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Then post-hardcore was taking that same heaviness and incorporating all these beautiful, melodic sounds and vocals.
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The butterfly brings an elevation from the heaviness of tensions of life to one's mind and body.
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Fontana imbues Eliot with a forthright earnestness that scrubs away the archness and heaviness in the writing.
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Her friends were O.K. The house was O.K. The heaviness of the week was finally melting away.
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It's a brutal trip, though Naishtat smartly balances the heaviness with moments of levity and absurd comedy.
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It's a brutal trip, though Naishtat smartly balances the heaviness with moments of levity and absurd comedy.
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But there was an extra weight in the air — a heaviness that permeated even the simplest topics.
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We wanted to take some of the heaviness and pressure off of public displays of art and compassion.
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Both in this mix and in the times I've seen you play, you gravitate toward heaviness or density.
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It seems like the album also switches a lot between the major and minor, and heaviness and lightness.
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It reminds me of the heaviness of purpose required to chase the feather-light glee of the sacred.
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"Seriously, it's a sad record because it's about being a human, and the heaviness of that," says Faber.
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Patten-Coble: Families come in the first night and you can see the heaviness, especially with the caregivers.
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Her Odette was doom-laden without melodrama, poignant without heaviness; her Odile, coolly joyous, had mystery and allure.
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Droll as this is, it neither leavens the bureaucratic heaviness of the scene nor deepens it as drama.
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This particular recipe gives you a thin mixture, acting more like sauce than dip, adding richness without heaviness.
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I struggled for a long time with the prosthetics and the heaviness of the bra and the heat.
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Some of the guitars and the occasional heaviness feel like it would fit on My Own Prison. Sure.
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"I was personally struck by the heaviness of the trauma they are dealing with every day," Della Volpe said.
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Manila Road's heaviness is more a sum of its parts than a singular thing that can be pointed to.
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"I could sense that he was dealing with such heaviness, and then we got to pray together," he said.
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Moringa seed oil provides hydration without heaviness, while protein and yuzu oil add resiliency and shine that turns heads.
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But there was a heaviness probably during that situation that carried on and it wasn't because of the film.
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That's because menstrual cups can be worn for up to 12 hours at a time, depending on flow heaviness.
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The result is an object that represents seemingly contradictory qualities: heaviness and rigidity, as well as lightness and flexibility.
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A heaviness softly descended in the crowd as "Next of Kin" reminded us of the silence around knife crime.
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The heaviness of being successful was replaced by the lightness of being a beginner again, less sure about everything.
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The heaviness of fitting all of herself into a piece of paper we could hold onto was ridiculous. Impossible.
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I was especially impressed with their pinot gris, a grape that seems particularly susceptible in Alsace to cloying heaviness.
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For the most part, the film's heaviness is a virtue, even when its director, James Gray, slips into grandiosity.
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SETH COLTER WALLS Its lush score easily falling into heaviness, Dvorak's opera needs a sure hand at the podium.
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The physics of the inverted drinking fountain — heaviness, dread, disorder — can be reasonably read as universal evocations of discomfort.
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My own personal tie to the heaviness of the world sometimes leaks through sentences about sun-dress and woven bags.
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The heaviness of our financial insecurity weighed on all of us, but she and my stepfather always made it work.
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The material doesn't necessarily need to be wholly soaked in heaviness or noise as a metaphor to make an impact.
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The interplay between earth and sky, human and non-human, heaviness and lightness, is even more pronounced in other works.
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After the heaviness of the last two episodes, "The X-Files" took a welcome comedic and existentialist turn this week.
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It doesn't exactly scream sexy, and neither does the heaviness and tenderness women describe once they'd succeeded in producing milk.
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That leg makes fascinatingly heavy weather of its gradual ascent, and that heaviness tellingly matches the tension in the music.
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Clever poems about a person's life are engraved onto colorful stones to take some of the heaviness out of loss.
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A daily smudge of palo santo is meant to clear out any heaviness the images from Low Prim may emit.
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Rasmussen captured the band's heaviness yet found a way to give that sound space to breathe—all with devastating effect.
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Another fan, Mikey D, told me that it's the "size and the heaviness," combined with the slow buildup of juice.
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On Wednesday, she was taken to the hospital after her coughing worsened and she felt a heaviness in her chest.
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With a distinct heaviness in her breath, she told me how nice everyone has been to her in the hospital.
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It brings out the heart and adds that emotional heaviness that I feel that oftentimes the music alludes to anyway.
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" He added, "Her Odette was doom-laden without melodrama, poignant without heaviness; her Odile, coolly joyous, had mystery and allure.
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For all of its bravura, "Fargo" doesn't have the seriousness or depth to withstand the heaviness of Wise's thoughts here.
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The primary facts of nature are things like "heaviness and hardness," which are descriptions of the physical arrangement of matter.
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The new Gloria, by contrast, feels unselfconsciously free of her country's history, its immensity and heaviness, which feels very American.
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Diving far into the metallic realm of hardcore, xElegyx is a new band demanding attention with both their heaviness and intellectualism.
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It's the rare book that can achieve an appropriate balance between heaviness and levity, and it's my favorite kind of novel.
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At his live shows, he makes sure to cut through the heaviness of his work with the odd rambling, comedic monologue.
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Still, there was a heaviness to her manner, a kind of grim determination to get a message across, one last time.
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With 872 five-star ratings, Walmart shoppers can't seem to get enough of this lip balm that adds color without heaviness.
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It is the emptiness of their lives, not the heaviness of their hearts, that makes young people ripe for the recruiters.
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With a tilt in a riff, a song easily leaps from a feeling of devastating heaviness into atmospheric moods of isolationism.
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Clad in gray-pink Dakota granite, the refined, muscular building conveyed an uncanny combination of heaviness and delicacy, solidity and transparency.
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Almost every day for the last two years I have entered 1 WTC with a tangled sense of excitement and heaviness.
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WORTHAM Amid all this heaviness, on Sunday night I went to see Alice Smith, a young jazz musician, perform in Manhattan.
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Salvador's crisis is real, but its performative quality is a relief; it lightens the heaviness and gives you permission to laugh.
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The cycle of top-heaviness is perpetuated and the story lines of the finals, along with its participants, become increasingly familiar.
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It felt simultaneously like the hardest and easiest thing, and gratitude started to replace the heaviness that had weighed me down.
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All the while, Dumpson is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
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"They've said duplication of regulations has caused constraints and heaviness of touch is something that needs to be reversed somewhat," Kelleher said.
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The tangy brine from the cheese and ocean-freshness of the caviar perfectly balanced the heaviness of the foie gras and crust.
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The symptoms of hysteria varied over historical periods, from full-on epileptic fits to nervousness, irritability, anxiety, and "heaviness" in the abdomen.
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Their sound dances with lead feet, shifting its weight between progressive doom, dark hardcore, moody electronic passages, and outright bone-crunching heaviness.
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I think being abroad is its own kind of heaviness because you are plugged into [the] Hong Kong time zone 24/7.
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The Cut recommends this product as a way to reap the benefits of coconut oil without the heaviness weighing down your curls.
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N.B.A. commissioner Adam Silver, in an appearance last Sunday on NBA TV, acknowledged feeling "the heaviness" at every league gathering in Chicago.
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One night, the half lobster was less impressive—the meat's taste was lost in the heaviness of miso paste and udon noodles.
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"I used a lot of my own heaviness from my own misery that I was living in that horrible marriage," Blige told Variety.
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There is a heaviness to her small shoulders as she thrusts her hands into the thin green jacket draped on her tiny frame.
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"I used a lot of my own heaviness from my own misery that I was living in that horrible marriage," Blige told Variety.
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If you're overly injecting [the horizontal forehead lines], it compromises the brow position, so it does give you a slight brow heaviness, potentially.
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Some researchers have hypothesized that, like Europa or Enceladus, Pluto's heart might be sheltering an enormous subterranean ocean that's contributing to its heaviness.
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The sun enters fellow fire sign Leo on July 22—adventure comes your way, and the heaviness of this month begins to shift!
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"[My] first record had a little bit of a heaviness to it and was obviously more of a pop-heavy record," she explains.
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In time he became dissatisfied with the heaviness of traditional canvas supports, which seemed at cross purposes with the lightness of his color.
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"Marijuana is detectable in urine approximately 30 days after last use and this varies with heaviness of use and marijuana potency," she said.
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By addressing strife in Africa in a roundabout way, "Liyana" breaks free of the heaviness that can weigh down an issue-based documentary.
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She said advertisers could choose either to tap into the heaviness that exists in the world right now or take a lighter tack.
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Some people may find they carry it in their shoulders; others experience a sinking feeling in their chest, or heaviness in their gut.
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And while the election and his divorce may have added heaviness to his gait, this evolution may also stem from simply growing older.
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So many times throughout my life, I've come home from classes, sleepovers, dinner parties, and happy hours feeling the heaviness of this exchange.
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Camp Vinnie fans explained that they never really cared for the bleak lyrics, and really just enjoyed the band for their heaviness and power.
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When I approach games with heavy themes, or find the heaviness in games that don't frontload them, I see myself as an aeolian harp.
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Instead, we feel his meditation on the unsatisfactory nature of success, a heaviness crashing through his at times mellow and lackadaisical music in waves.
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Despite all that stressful heaviness, even my childhood self could tell there was something important happening during this vicious cycle of pressure and release.
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Portland-via-Rhode Island duo The Body has always made music that speaks directly to the heaviness of existence that weighs upon us all.
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Constructed of gold on black thread, its heaviness is such that counterweights where the clasp might traditionally be balanced sit atop a wearer's shoulders.
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It's got a little bit of nice detail on the collar and on the wrist so that it breaks up the heaviness of it.
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But despite all their joy, the HGTV stars couldn't deny a growing sense of heaviness that had crept in over the last few months.
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It's a flex, and a reminder of the heaviness of being alive, the ultimate promise of what Baby and Gunna can bring us together.
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His ability to harness and reveal vulnerability, tension, anxiety and heaviness is unbounded as he confronts both what we repress and what we reveal.
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In this generous, searching memoir, Laymon reckons with more than one kind of heaviness — his physical weight along with the burden of the past.
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And they were like, "Actually, that was a really great round" — because I could feel that person came in with a lot of heaviness.
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Shortly afterward, when scientists published the first complete dog genome, Raffan decided she wanted to search for DNA mutations that might contribute to heaviness.
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Moss's performance has to simultaneously suggest the heaviness of such a way of life and a rich, inner life that the state cannot quash.
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Brown notes how many of his patients, regardless of sexual orientation, come into his office complaining about fatigue, chest pain, tightness or heaviness with exertion.
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Since Mantar first reared its ugly head back in 2012, its most potent weapon has been its ruthless efficiency and commitment to bone-rattling heaviness.
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Repeat once or more depending on the heaviness of the weight (usually no more than six for a heavier one) and your strength training goals.
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The movie was criticized for sanitizing the book's darker themes in favor of maudlin, fantastical special effects that dulled the heaviness of the subject matter.
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If most rap bands descend into a toxic sludge of heaviness, Kendrick's unseen backing unit propelling him forward with heavy drums but minimal guitar shredding.
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If you're LeBron James, this all plays out in epic Cinemascope, and every evolution has the heaviness of one of those Robert Caro doorstop histories.
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Week after week, Janelle saw the heaviness of her spirit, the purplish bags under her eyes, the way her English worsened and slurred from fatigue.
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Here, the cakes are cut into flat squares, divested of heaviness, dusted in coriander-laced tempura flour and fried briefly, so the inside stays soft.
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She also placed her fiancé's two young boys on her back while she did bear crawls to grow accustomed to the heaviness of a backpack.
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This year's Golden Globes had an air of heaviness around it -- with the Time's Up blackout, and #MeToo ... but there were also moments of joy.
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Like you said, there's been so much heaviness this season, and we wanted to end with a wink and a nod towards a fun, romantic future.
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He could not begin to deal with the heaviness left in his heart except by foraging for wild things and painstakingly shaping them into something else.
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The fabric is notable for its heaviness, grit, and quality — however, it feels light, soft, and comfortable and can be worn on its own or layered.
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The heaviness of the false lashes made me long to keep my eyes closed and the glue seeped into my eyes and started irritating my contacts.
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"[Comedy] allows us to leaven the heaviness at a time when it might be getting a little too dour, a little too self-serious," Markus added.
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Crew Chief Paul Nauert said at no time up until the ninth did he feel the field condition or heaviness of the rain affected the game.
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This poem, in which Rilke urges that we "fall, patiently trusting our heaviness" was the inspiration for Matt McDermott's video, which is also named Gravity's Law.
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While the heaviness means the pillow won't move around while you're sleeping, it also means it'll be hard to sleep with your arms or hands underneath.
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The 1-bit speakers punctuated the ripple of the quiet bells with high-pitched notes, their electronic sound able to pierce the heaviness of the space.
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The heaviness of the Napper combined with me and my partner had pulled the sheet askew, so I woke up on top of my bare mattress.
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The second time I used it, the blanket's heaviness combined with my apartment's steam heating, and I was so boiling hot I considered throwing it out.
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Yet the attention paid to developing the young characters indirectly lightens the heaviness without backing away from the harsh realities of Black life in Martinique in 1930.
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Over the last five years, she's made twisting, imagistic songs that function both as a depiction of and ballast against the heaviness of moving through the world.
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She asked for heavy boots, she asked for stuff that created the heaviness of the character — she just demanded that we up our game to meet her.
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But what's most impressive about Primas is that for the heaviness of the subject matter, it's a hopeful film, driven by the optimism of Rocio and Aldana.
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Because of the heaviness of the subject, and how it also reflects society, how were you able to remove yourself from the role once production had wrapped?
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It the opposite the blanketed heaviness of 2014's Cope and intentional softness of the same year's Hope ("Two sides of the same coin," Hull says now).
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There was a particular heaviness in his voice that surprised me, and it made me think that maybe he'd known her better than the rest of us.
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You start out ready to drive, but two dribbles in your legs seize under the heaviness of it all—your family, society, your own body and mind.
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In the room with Lavinia and Orin, we experience at close range an oppressive onslaught of sordid secrets, and the fusty heaviness of the play takes over.
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When I got to tattoo a cross on Justin Bieber's face, I could sense that he was dealing with such heaviness, and then we got to pray together.
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Patients were more apt to say "congestion" meant symptoms like a drippy nose, mucus in the throat, pressure in the face, heaviness in the head or clogged ears.
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Although the elements of a great winter soup are present in the dish, we felt the heaviness of the cream overpowered the flavor of the chicken and gnocchi.
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Colin: A moving meditation on the heaviness of trying to be alive...and also just a masterful pronunciation of "piss" the second funniest swear word, right behind bastard.
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I stayed up there for the entire show and watched each babe in such awe as they continued to pummel the stage with their melodic and energetic heaviness.
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One of Denver's best known doom bands, the sheer heaviness and power that comes from this group make it hard to believe that ICOS is just a duo.
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One of his verses is nearly overtaken by the crowd chanting "Go Nas," but those listening closely were treated to a meditation on the shocking heaviness of life.
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For all their lyrical and thematic heaviness—not to mention the complex, emotive choreography that accompanies some of the videos for these songs—the songs themselves are approachable.
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All times ET. The planet of responsibilities, Saturn, ends its retrograde today, and you're feeling a heaviness, even in the areas of your life that are usually playful.
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Alfaro leavens the heaviness mainly through Tita, whose one-liners Santiago delivers effectively, planting laughs in crevices of the narrative where they have no right, really, to be.
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The song itself transforms the track into a kind of heaviness, employing great use of noise and bass contrasted with moments of lightness and other injections of instrumentation.
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He lightens the heaviness with humor, physical comedy (fumbling, stumbling) and a perfectly synced cast that includes the funnymen David Cross, Zach Woods and a terrific Bob Odenkirk.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1967, the angel of ambiguity rescued Al Held from the burly heaviness of his body and the formalist ideology of his thinking.
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Irritation was what I knew best—a heaviness on my chest, a vibration in my neck like my head was revving up before it would rocket off my body.
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I also noticed a bit of a bass heaviness in the WH-1000XM3s, but that could be a relic of using the fairly flat Bose headphones for so long.
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Perhaps the atrocious cover art is to be blamed, but a listen through 1996's Diatribes shows Napalm Death were retaining their heaviness while becoming a bit more palatable.
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With L'Oreal Paris Elnett Satin Extra Strong Hold Hairspray, you get maximum hold that lasts, and without any heaviness or crunch thanks to the fine mist and brushable formula.Pros:
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Instead of the motor being encased on top right near the nozzle, which contributes to the top-heaviness of traditional dryers, Dyson put a small motor in the handle.
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"They make you take these surveys at the outset of every loan for which you apply, trying to make you recognize the heaviness of taking on this debt," she said.
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PARADISE, California — It was a bright, unusually hot September day on Skyway Road, and there was a distinct heaviness in the air that residents here knew all too well. Smoke.
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The guitar lines in the middle break point of the song give it elements of sludge and absolute pure heaviness, enough to satisfy any fan of ultra heavy rock music.
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Mr. Kelly's take will have a lighter touch, a flirty wink and a queer sensibility that dispenses with spiritual heaviness and treats pop culture as a kind of religion itself.
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His new record under the moniker collects a few of some of his best songs about lost love, getting old in boring-shit towns, and the general heaviness of existence.
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Stalking about in mood-enhancing black, he wraps himself in a brooding heaviness that serves both his character and a series that always insists to thine own self be true.
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In the pot, there's the citrus juice and wine to add tanginess, spiked with loads of grated zest and garlic, all of which cuts the perceived heaviness of the meat.
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The Sun in Virgo will square (a very tense astrological aspect) taskmaster Saturn in Fire sign Sagittarius, which will create a sense of heaviness and a feeling of being blocked.
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Other work has shown that so-called front-vowel sounds, like the "i" in "mil," evoke smallness and lightness, while back-vowel sounds, as in "mal," evoke heaviness and bigness.
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Even meditation is a great way to get rid of some of the heaviness of everyday life — but it can be an intimidating practice for those who've never tried it.
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These might be paired in early summer with garden roses, arranged as a meeting of equals, and later added to lighten the brooding heaviness of drowsy-headed dahlias and chrysanthemums.
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Alison is coping with the heaviness of trying to live her life under the shadow of crippling depression, and the other characters are dealing with serious but mostly manageable problems.
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Lal's riffs flow smoothly into one another, making songs that don't try to smack you upside the head with heaviness as much as they expand and contract on a single point.
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Rather than adorning cadences with excessive filigree like his Baroque forebears, the plodding heaviness of Schubert's trill stops the piece dead in its tracks before allowing the dainty melody to resume.
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"When I'm talking about something deep and serious, my goal is to flip it and try to take the heaviness out of the subject to make it more relatable," she explains.
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"Structure gel can be easily soaked off and is good for people with natural nails who want to improve durability, without the extreme hardness and heaviness of hard gel," says Edwards.
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I wanted to help overcome this heaviness by providing bite-sized examples of tangible things that individuals or cities could do to start chipping away at the enormity of the problem.
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To borrow an old cliché: it's hard as Nails, though in this case I mean the grindcore band, who have become my standard for leaden heaviness over the past few years.
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"I'd just get done writing and then leave the room to go get lunch, and I'd feel such a heaviness," Schemel says on the phone from her home in Los Angeles.
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"I prayed for the next 50 years for forgiveness and healing for all of the people involved, but particularly because my ancestors caused this massacre, I felt incredible heaviness," he said.
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You may leave yourself in the heaviness of your breath or the racing of your pulse or the sight of your shoelaces on your shoe, but you will not stand up.
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"The actions (are) significant in many ways, short-term and longer-term, and we are disappointed in the heaviness and size of the actions already from the start," a spokeswoman said.
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We just got our songwriting chops melodically and lyrically as time went on, while still keeping the essence of the band—the distortion, the heaviness—mixed in with these poppier elements.
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They carried a heaviness about them that Michelle didn't fully understand at the time but which impressed upon her the need to make the most of whatever opportunities came her way.
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Less common symptoms include a change in the size and shape of a testis, a feeling of heaviness in the scrotum, an aching or pain in the lower abdomen/testis/scrotum.
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"[My] first record had a little bit of heaviness to it and was obviously more of a pop-heavy rock," she told PEOPLE earlier this year about her growth as an artist.
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For now, she has stepped back from direct involvement in the Northland peer-support scheme, taking time to take care of herself and take a break from the heaviness of it all.
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I ask her about the recent fervor around the 20th anniversary of KoRn' Follow the Leader, since I hear a little bit of their high drama take on heaviness in her music.
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"I wish there were adequate words to express the deep heartache and frustration of infertility because my words never seem to do justice to all the heaviness in my heart," she wrote.
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Though they looked loyal to their antecedents almost to a fault (both house and historical time period), the heaviness had been leeched out of the garments by the skills of the atelier.
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Scout Niblett – "Wolfie" From her 2005 album Kidnapped By Neptune, Scout Niblett's "Wolfie" is a heartbreakingly honest description of the all-encompassing vividness of love, delivered with her trademark heaviness and emotional intensity.
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That last song was supposed to have a different feel, but it ended up sounding very serious because of the heaviness that we did on the verse, which was mean-sounding and serious.
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What I do mind is when the next person to saddle up at the bar expects a smiling, light-hearted bartender when we're fresh from being in the thick of another person's heaviness.
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But I have always preferred the freshness and easy drinkability of plain old Valpolicella, which, like Beaujolais, has historically been a wine you could knock back without fear of heaviness, headache or hangover.
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His music isn't all heaviness, though, as the allegiance with his fellow Sikh artists in the group Movin' Cool results in as many flex-heavy party tracks as it does serious social examinations.
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Motörhead, known for its punishing and distorted heaviness, volume and penchant for rhythmic speed, which would inspire genres like thrash and speed metal, released 22 studio albums and went through numerous lineup changes.
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I used it as an overnight mask layered on as the final step in my PM routine, and it readily absorbed with no hint of heaviness — and it didn't break me out, either.
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It's a soufflé score that can easily slump into heaviness, but Mr. Muti had the Chicagoans navigating its turns like a racecar and sounding as crisp and clean as a billowing linen sheet.
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Walker's writing is, at times, a little heavy-handed—pants as a symbol of female independence—and Steven Spielberg mistook that heaviness for seriousness when he adapted the book for his 1985 film.
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Others see summer, with its long days tinged with a sort of heaviness, as a chance to sit very still and give themselves over to the most demanding and long-deferred of books.
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Tommy himself and I sat down for a Tommy-on-Tommy chat to discuss the new heaviness of his sound, as well as the rise of "darksynth" and the last days of mankind.
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Songs like "Nice Night" carry an unwavering heaviness and compliment the reflective nature of the lyrics, while the track "Territory" creates a variety of different electronic textures that all stay dancy and catchy.
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The segue from the heaviness of "Fall In Line," her excellent duet with Demi Lovato, into "Right Moves" is tough, leaving the latter, a jaunty, summery track with island music roots feeling extra frivolous.
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Dee Nasty Heaviness of periods (scale of 25-25): 220 The plastic ring "looks a lot like a Livestrong band," and is placed at the base of the cervix to catch blood, Demorizi said.
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"The dollar got some support last week from month-end buying and came off its lows, but overall its heaviness remains unchanged," said Mitsuo Imaizumi, Tokyo-based chief foreign-exchange strategist for Daiwa Securities.
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But no matter how many changes I make, those bursts of perfection — when everything lines up exactly, and my head hits the pillow without the heaviness of some worry — are few and far between.
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Cyborg isn't as buoyant a presence, which makes sense for a character who's been partly cobbled together from scraps and a sob story that Mr. Fisher puts across with bowed head and palpable heaviness.
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Laymon experiences happiness, and narrates those fleeting moments, but, when dealing with the weight—both literal and figurative—of sexual trauma, violence, and debilitatingly unhealthy coping mechanisms, the joy fails to penetrate such heaviness.
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Lots of time it's at the end of shooting — sometimes you prefer to get through it in the beginning, but you feel the heaviness of that, which you don't have in a TV show.
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As well as this tracking system (which SteelSeries has branded "TrueMove 3+"), the Rival 600 also has customizable interior weights, which users can add or remove to get the desired heaviness they're most comfortable with.
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Then, in December 2017, the streaming giant delivered the antidote: American Vandal, a show lapped up by people who had grown tired of the heaviness of true crime, the predictability of its format, through overexposure.
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Sure, the heaviness haunts Winiger's lyrics (sung in German), which concern themselves with the overwhelming nature of the world, faith, and the annihilation of desire in the face of the algorithms that shape public thought.
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The main signs of a heart attack are opressive discomfort or heaviness in the center of the chest, paired with discomfort in the neck, throat, jaw, and the left side of the chest or arm.
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Apologies to the bald fans of hard rock, of course, but the heaviness that emits from de Brauw's amp(s) was meant to be consumed through mass doses of mane-whipping, cranium-nodding, and eardrum-destroying.
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Getting a first bite of Nougat, which offers new emoji, multitasking tricks, and notifications, depends on your phone model, your carrier, your location, and the "heaviness" of the skin each manufacturer slaps on top of Android.
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It's a powerful performance, but when the song ends, she alleviates the heaviness in the room by laughing and admitting she's so glad she didn't screw the whole thing up, as looping pedals can be tricky.
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"You need to use more heat and styling equipment to keep the curl and bounce in place, because of the heaviness of the hair – thus drying the hair out and making it difficult to look healthy."
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In interviews, Soloway has said that she hopes the show will do for feminine desire what Transparent has done for transgender issues; to explore the humor, heaviness, and messy, complex humanity of marginalized points of view.
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Walter Gropius's largest project is not well regarded: The Pan Am Building (now the MetLife Building) hangs over New York's Grand Central Station with the sterile heaviness that many people see as typical of modern architecture.
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A Comic Coming-of-Age Novel Laced With Social Commentary Gabriel Bump's "Everywhere You Don't Belong," about a young black man from Chicago's South Side, balances emotional heaviness and levity, Tommy Orange writes in his review.
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In this way, Shiflet's project articulates the ways that the heaviness of the world can feel purely random—the way that suffering can feel like it was just a cosmic wrong-place-at-the-wrong-time scenario.
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This realisation, he went on, is "at first surprising, then dismaying and finally hilarious, thanks to the poverty of the screenplay, the laziness of the dialogue, the heaviness of the direction, and the weakness of the acting".
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Clearly an embodiment of all things brutal, it's no surprise that his work is sought out by metal bands looking for the kind of heaviness that can only be visualised by goats, gore, and lots of black.
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That feeling of heaviness — enhanced by Mr. Oram's dark and gloomy sets, which reflect not only the northern setting but the psychological and ecological turmoil of the story — also comes from critical choices the adapters have made.
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The result is the inimitable heaviness of Black Sabbath, a band whose music pours through speakers like coal ash from a smokestack Iommi found a kindred sense of aggression and pessimism in Ozzy, Bill Ward, and Geezer Butler.
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It's a heaviness which is inspired most patently by Swedish extreme metalheads Meshuggah—a late career influence that made Tool's music even more labyrinthine But prior to 10,000 Days, their aggro-ness was more direct, less self-serious.
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And that's when they advised me to see an Ob/Gyn, who told me I had a 9-millimeter cyst that was tilting my uterus backwards, compromising my bladder, and all this pain and heaviness was not normal.
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We weren't aiming to do a melancholy album, but when there are melodies we like, ones that sound Maiden-ish, then we harmonize, we harmonize some more… and all that ended up giving the disc a certain heaviness.
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It has an elegance that is well outside the everyday rumble of New York life but that doesn't have any of the heaviness in décor or the off-putting reserve that nobody really misses from the old days.
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Eventually, he invented a system he called COSH, for "control of static heaviness," based on an obvious principle: a helium-filled airship goes up, so an airship filled with air (which is heavier than helium) should go down.
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Having strong actors across the board also makes some of the heaviness go down easier, and Jeremy Shamos, Maria Dizzia, Kate Walsh, and the rest of the cast did exceptional work, mining the humor and nuance in Levenson's script.
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A strange heaviness all down my left side, and only my left side at one point — phenomenon like these are typically chalked up to injuries sustained by one of your past lives, so maybe my dude had a stroke?
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Sure enough, there are metaphors aplenty, and they are wielded with the heaviness of the sledgehammer Davis uses, first at a construction site and later at his picture-perfect suburban home, to demolish the remains of his former life.
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The drink fills a void for those who yearn for the crisp, complex notes of wine or a cocktail but don't necessarily want the alcohol content — or the heaviness that makes some drinks a challenge on a hot day.
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"The Last O.G." is a comedy, but it often plays the heaviness of its material straight, and the finale of Season 2 required Morgan to summon all the calamity, regret, and striving that had characterized Tray's life thus far.
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Their stridently percussive take on post-everything heaviness straddles the line in the shifting sands between post-metal, post-rock, shoegaze, doom, prog and whatever Neurosis is, indulging in meandering, wistful melodies and outre elements whenever the mood strikes.
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"The idea behind [the method] is that the moisture level of skin can be increased in an efficient and effective way without the heaviness or greasiness that may come from traditional creams and oils," Lee wrote in a blog post.
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The soft hues and meditative music of the game, as well as the isolation of your character in her mortuary lab (the sole contact with friends is through email), hints at the heaviness of this work without it being didactic.
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Revolving around what sounds like a sample of howling wolves from a 90s CD-ROM game, this track is a more straightforward disgusting kind of "noise" than most of the artist's material, while still dabbling in familiar forms of psychedelic heaviness.
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Set in Moscow in the autumn of 2012, the picture sits on the screen with an almost physical weight, its heaviness as much to do with the bleakly beautiful visuals and painstaking pacing as the bitter divorce at its center.
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There was a heaviness in the hallways as you passed the empty frames on the way to the 9th floor cafeteria, a discomfort with knowing that the kind of news you'd typically cover elsewhere was happening in our own building.
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Like Henry Moore's bronze statue of a mushroom cloud, erected 50 years ago on the former CP-1 site, Cai's blast conveyed heaviness, but even more so, hope for the future in its literal transformation of explosives into ephemeral beauty.
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We already knew songs like "Ghostin'" are not included in this tour's setlist because of the heaviness of the subject matter, but perhaps (and once again, I cannot confirm or deny) the previously innocuous "Goodnight n Go" is bringing back some certain memories.
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Where to buy: Amazon Price: $53, but each is supposed to last 3-6 months Reviewer: Sally Burtnick Heaviness of periods (scale of 1-5): 1 For this test, Burtnick tried Thinx period panties and found they did the job, across the board.
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Shults, who is white, deftly negotiates the heaviness of race, even if a speech that Ronald delivers to Tyler about the burdens of being black in the United States sounds as if it might have been written for the benefit of white viewers.
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At a moment when everything is political, the band's off-the-cuff, often satirical social commentary—taking on everything from sexual harassment to gentrification to nationalism and government corruption—arrives as a welcome palette cleanser to the heaviness and upheaval of modern life.
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There are metaphors aplenty, and they are wielded with the heaviness of the sledgehammer that his character, an investment banker whose wife dies in a car crash, uses to demolish the remains of his former life and be "free," which means outlandishly manic.
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Despite the heaviness the Trump-Netanyahu announcement brought, it has offered an opportunity for all Americans to reevaluate our understandings of this conflict — and, hopefully, to echo the Palestinian call for political rights and a just peace in our demands to our government.
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Even so, he has to convince you that these searching, burgeoning heroes and villains fit together emotionally, not simply on a Lucasfilm whiteboard, and that they have the requisite lightness and heaviness, the ineffable spirit and grandeur to reinvigorate a pop-cultural juggernaut.
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I feel a heaviness in my chest when I remind Maria, again, that hospice cannot pay for caregivers or place Sergio in a nursing facility or hospital amid professional caregivers for his short remaining time, unless his symptoms were to become completely uncontrollable at home.
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Taking a moniker from the devastating World War I battle that lasted 300 days and resulted in nearly 800,000 casualties between the Allies and Central Powers, the hardcore-laden doom of Montpellier, France's Verdun possesses enough heaviness to echo the immense brutality of its namesake.
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Over the years, balancing his natural predilection for emotive songwriting with the heaviness of the vogue sounds he fell in love with he's ended up with a sound that's unique even among that wildly talented crew, which is a feat in its own right.
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I felt the heaviness of this, which seemed to take literal form as we ate our way through the city center, sharing oysters at a restaurant set in a former monastery in the Chiado district, walking the hills of Alfama to sample pastel de nata.
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Given the heaviness in the building, the dozens more #MeToo stories that came out in newsrooms across the country in early 2018, and the six months of relative silence from higher-ups at NBC, you could guess that these efforts were met with widespread skepticism.
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Its take on black metal lifts a certain murky heaviness from doom (especially on the low end), and doses it with an eerie, chaotic vibe—not quite Deathspell Omega levels of suffocating weirdness, but sonically closer to their proclaimed influences in Craft and Aosoth (especially the latter).
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If a cyst increases in size, it might cause pelvic pain, bloating, and fullness or heaviness in your stomach, at which point you should see a doctor who can administer an ultrasound during a pelvic exam to judge whether or not the cyst needs to be removed.
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One of Virgil's achievements was to bring Latin hexameter verse to an unusually high level of flexibility and polish, stretching long thoughts and sentences over several lines, gracefully balancing pairs of nouns and adjectives, and finding ways to temper the natural heaviness of his native tongue.
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By the time the holiday was over, the pain had become intense—an all-over ache that made it difficult for me to even hold my head up—and I felt a heaviness in my chest, as though a football player was standing on top of me.
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Don't Do It to Lose Weight The Unbearable Heaviness of Clutter Colin O'Brady Completes Crossing of Antarctica With Final 32-Hour Push How to Crush Your Habits in the New Year With the Help of Science How to Hold Healthy Grudges To Go Bare Down There?
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The 2002 version was a high-energy rocker with Zeppelin heaviness, and though it didn't make Thief, the band pulled it back out of the vaults for the In Rainbows era, matching it with a much slower tempo, heavier emphasis on interstellar atmospherics, and a more relaxed vocal take.
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But, as homegrown doom band CHRCH understands, the sun presents its own type of heaviness: It's so hot and dry, in fact, that there's been a drought going on there for years, causing many people to forgo the plants in their yard and think twice before washing their cars.
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I also liked how the lightness of Jayoung Yoon's cubic hair art (yes, made from real human hair) contrasted with the heaviness of the columns alongside it, and how Will Kurtz's newspaper-formed, life-size people (and raccoon) blended in with the visiting crowd when viewed from above.
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Love (which is out May 27 via The Flenser) refuses to sacrifice either its immense heaviness or its beauty, which shores up its appeal to Muscle and Marrow's traditionally metal-oriented audience while allowing for more accessible pop leanings that could land it in the hands of the mainstream.
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On that track—and throughout the record—her interpersonal musings come accompanied by tempestuous guitar parts, and gnarled chord voicings lending a heaviness and a discomfort to the musings, a sense that whatever conclusions she comes to aren't totally settled, just the best she can do for now.
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Pharmakon's set was short but mighty, pulling down the weight of the sky in a way that set the stage for the heaviness that came next: Oakland artists Jen Shear and Vinnie Smith read the names of those lost in the fire, and the reason we were there filled the room.
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With The Incredibles, writer-director Brad Bird — who previously paid homage to classic comics in 1999's The Iron Giant — veered away from the heaviness and grimness of other big-screen superheroes, making a picture that recalls the brightness and derring-do of the Justice League and the Fantastic Four in the early 1960s.
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These are the main signs of a heart attack According to Purvi Parwani, MD, and director of the Women&aposs Heart Health Clinic at Loma Linda University International Heart Institute, you should seek medical attention immediately if experiencing the following symptoms:An oppressive discomfort or heaviness in the chest, typically in the center of the chest.
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Neurosis singer/guitarist Steve Von Till makes music with his main band that more or less sounds like one of these boulders slowly colliding with your head, but his solo work under his own name and as the drone project Harvestman provides a more placid kind of heaviness, as the new Harvestman album Music for Megaliths demonstrates.
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The novel ends not with Bakhita's death in 1947 (screaming about the heaviness of the chains she once wore and calling for the mother she lost) and not even with her being named a saint by Pope John Paul II in 2000 but with the stories of two otherwise unknown women, one in Italy and the other in Brazil.
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The record was put together over the course of several years through desert recording sessions with collaborators Vinyl Williams, Jeffertitti, and Mason Rothschild of Fever the Ghost, and the result is accordingly expansive—an inversion of everything you think psych rock is supposed to sound like, with crisp, skeletal rhythms and thick melodic processing that veers into electronic and experimental heaviness.
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I imagine there is a place of deep rest—not in the resting but after, when the body has forgotten the weight of fatigue or of its many betrayals—how unfair that once I thought it clever to blame my body for the wounds in me: the ankle bulbous and aching, the heaviness in the thigh, and the fat, the encroachment of flesh.
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CHRCH's take on their chosen genre, showcased on their new record, Light Will Consume Us All, illustrates the pervasive heaviness that only someone who grew up in a hot climate understands: The same life-giving, gaseous ball in the sky we all look toward to keep us warm, regulate our vitamin D levels, and grow our food can just as easily snuff us out.
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While it certainly carries their signature upbeat heaviness, Command Your Weather features a recurring theme throughout, created with eerie percussion (moody, church bell-esque carnival sounds, which, according to the band, are created with an instrument called "blossom bells") and lyrics that nod to perhaps deeper subject matters than they've delved into in the past, the band set out to create a "wiser, more atmospheric" record.
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Even this outpost, with bear warnings and no cell phone service, wasn't remote enough for campers to feel like they'd fully escaped the heaviness of what it means to be a Muslim in the US. One 18-year-old said she was relaxing, listening to birdsong, when it occurred to her that anti-Muslim attackers could burst onto the grounds and find easy targets.
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Now, 5003 years on, he's behind a book— For the Sake of Heaviness: The History of Metal Blade Records—written with Mark Eglinton and forwarded by Lars Ulrich which charts the label's journey and the behind-the-scenes role Slagel played in everything from hooking up the world's biggest metal band with two of their bassists, to helping Prosthetic Records get off the ground.
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The deposition was from a teenager named Mary Daniel, who described her supposed torment by Scott in vivid detail: I was taken very ill again all over & felt a great pricking in ye soles of my feet, and after a while I saw apparently the shape of Margret Scott, who, as I was sitting in a chair by ye fire pulled me with ye chair, down backward to ye ground, and tormented and pinched me very much, and I saw her go away at ye door, in which fit I was dumb and so continued till ye next morning, finding a great load and heaviness upon my tongue … There appeared to me the shape of some woman, who seemed to look and speak most fiercely and angrily, and beat, pinch'd and afflicted me very sorely telling me I should not have said so, or told such things & to yt purpose … In some of ye fits yt I had afterwards, I was senseless and knew not yt I saw who it was yt afflicted me.
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