Where is the center of gravity in this sorry tale?
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By weaving the whole sorry tale into a single pacey narrative, Mr Wolff has reversed that.
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Nobody emerges well from the sorry tale of arrogance, inflexibility and even violence in Catalonia (see article).
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It isn't all a sad and sorry tale of another set of regrets hovering into view, though.
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But while the great Brazilian has lived long into retirement, Andrade's post-football life is a sorry tale.
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It is perhaps not surprising that it will take additional decades to bring this sorry tale to a close.
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Almost everyone at the Interfaith Food Centre tells the same sorry tale: after paying the rent, they have nothing left.
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But rather than his fairy tale, the polls tell a sorry tale for Labour, showing it lagging far behind the Tories.
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While it might seem that Lee "Chappy" Chapman's story ends here, there is, in fact, a hint of redemption in this sorry tale.
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The annual report, which depicts a sorry tale for the U.S. political system, appeared to source almost all of its allegations of human rights abuses from U.S. media groups.
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Regarded as a "trouble-maker" and "ring-leader" by some who testified to the panel, Varnish went public with allegations of sexism and bullying, and the whole sorry tale began to emerge.
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His claim was contested by two others, George Brown and James Tennant.Colin Golvan, "A Sorry Tale", from Australian Financial Review 4 July 2008. Retrieved 13 July 2011. Thomas awarded rights solely to Carroll & Richardson – Flagworld Pty Ltd and Birubi Art Pty Ltd for the manufacture and marketing of the flag and of products featuring the flag's image.
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Marsasquin and Giroflé appear at breakfast after a pleasing wedding night. Boléro and Aurore reveal the sorry tale to Marasquin and explain that to save them all from the wrath of Mourzouk, Giroflé must impersonate Girofla. They manage to delay Mourzouk again despite his fury, but he is suspicious and swiftly returns to discover the deception by the conniving parents. He insists on behaving as the rightful husband to Giroflé.
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Sify wrote, "There is nothing positive in the film. It tries to cash in on the slum life and its brutal ways but ends up as too pretentious" and called the film "a waste of time". Behindwoods rated the film 0.5 out of 5 stars and stated, "Naai Kutty is a sorry tale of a man for whom nothing went right in life. It does not bring any cheer to the audience, neither is it able to make the viewer pity nor feel for the suffering characters".
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They had been part of the third squadron of the previous year's 5th Armada. They relate their sorry tale - how they got lost and separated in Africa, how they spent the winter season harassing East African ports and Red Sea shipping, and how they were only able to undertake their Indian Ocean crossing this summer. They have no idea of the whereabouts of the third ship of their squadron, that of Diogo Fernandes Pereira, having lost track of it nearly a year ago. (As it happens, Diogo Fernandes Pereira had wintered in Socotra by himself and undertook a solo crossing to India earlier that Spring, arriving in Cochin just in time to help Duarte Pacheco fend off the assaults of the Zamorin.) Late August/Early September, 1504 - Saldanha and Lourenço accompany Lopo Soares' 6th Armada down the coast to Cannanore.
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