Her breezy shamelessness, and the more anguished shamelessness of her fellow Trump surrogates, shouldn't fool anyone.
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Each time the chorus comes around he sounds more anguished, and as with "Only One You Need," the song's arc never resolves, instead stopping abruptly after the last chorus.
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A cohort of elite, legacy magazines are much more anguished, welcoming aspects of Trump's policy but wary of his character and fearful of what Trumpism portends about the American right.
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In this moment, the show registers as not only a comforting lesson in forgiveness and redemption, but also a more anguished work about exile — about refugees afraid that they will not be welcome.
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The Punisher, aka Frank Castle, is a familiar Marvel character – he's already been played in the movies by Dolph Lundgren, Thomas Jane and Ray Stevenson – with a backstory more anguished even than poor Daredevil's.
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"FUCK CHRISTMAS" picks up on the same teen-Scrooge idea that Blink were selling, but does away with their giggly homophobia and replaces it with tired fury—it's more anguished than it is cruel.
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Dr. Kelly described her own medical team as "exemplary" in how they broke the news to her, but at the moment of diagnosis their focus was entirely on her, while she was more anguished about her children.
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The fireside chat was their first moment together since Carol left last season, and Melissa McBride and Norman Reedus nicely portrayed the characters' deep warmth and comfort as well as more anguished emotions keyed to recent events.
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Three years have passed, and at Saturday's opening-night performance of his show at the same club, he commemorated the tragedy with a performance of the much more anguished Coldplay song "Fix You," sung in a keening semi-falsetto.
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Yet it became clear in December that none of the potential draft drama anticipated by the basketball public would come to fruition, because none of us would have the opportunity to see the anguished looks on the faces of James and Curry when, say, they had to choose between a teammate and someone they've always wanted to play with from the other conference — or the even more anguished faces of those waiting their turn to be chosen.
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Gerald Brenan, The literature of the Spanish people: from Roman times to the present (1965) p. 364 There are scholars who consider Spanish Romanticism to be Proto-Existentialism because it is more anguished than the movement in other European countries. Foster et al., for example, say that the work of Spain's writers such as Espronceda, Larra, and other writers in the 19th century demonstrated a "metaphysical crisis".
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Author John Bush Jones regards the singer of "Millwork" as being "perhaps more anguished" than any of the other characters in Working. Robin Lamont sang the song on Broadway. Rolling Stone critic Stephen Holden regards "Millworker" as one of the key songs on Flag, describing as "Flags most eloquent song." Taylor biographer Timothy White describes the Broadway version of the song as "a sublime, if under-esteemed, slice of stage magic," also praising the "dignity" of Lamont's performance.
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The libretto of the St Mark Passion was published in Bach's time, allowing reconstruction based on the pieces Bach is known to have parodied for its composition, while the extant St Luke Passion likely contains little or no music composed by Bach. Which Bach compositions, apart from the known ones, may have been meant in the obituary remains uncertain. The St John Passion is shorter and has simpler orchestration than the St Matthew Passion. The St John Passion has been described as more realistic, faster paced and more anguished than the reflective and resigned St. Matthew Passion.
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"He'd cemented his position as one of R&B;'s greatest, and yet, he never sounded more anguished about where all that fame was leading him. There's something similar going on throughout Life Is Good; the more we hear Nas repeat that titular refrain, the less convincing he sounds." AllMusic's David Jeffries said the lyrics about his divorce were "unfiltered carpet bombing of love and marriage"; both Jeffries and Jason Birchmeier of Allmusic characterize the content as "venomous". Conversely, Jon Dolan of Rolling Stone views that Nas "cuts his rhymes with midlife realism and daring empathy".
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The painting has a rectangular shape, and shows Christ being buried with the weeping Mary and John the Evangelist holding his hands. The corpse is supported by Joseph of Arimathea and by Nicodemus dressed in refined clothing of the times and gazing out towards the spectator, once thought to be a self-portrait of the artist which is now known to portray Cosimo the elder. A kneeling Mary Magdalene is depicted in the low foreground. The composition is similar to Angelico's Pietà, but the scene here is more complex and crowded, with less geometrically ordered lines and more anguished faces.
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Besides operas, Méhul composed a number of songs for the festivals of the republic (often commissioned by the emperor Napoleon), cantatas, and five symphonies in the years 1797 and 1808 to 1810. Mehul's First Symphony (1808) is notable for its dissonant and violent mood, and has been compared to Beethoven's Symphony No. 5, written in the same year. Taking inspiration from the more anguished works of Haydn and Mozart, such as Haydn's Sturm und Drang and later Paris Symphonies of 1785–86 and Mozart's Symphony No. 40 (K. 550, 1788), it was revived in one of Felix Mendelssohn's concerts with the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra in 1838 and 1846 to an audience including Robert Schumann, who was impressed by the piece.Cf. footnote 41 of the Preface by David Charlton in his critical edition of the score of the G minor symphony published by A-R Editions, Inc.
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