"I felt mournful and sucker punched and heavy and banished from some fundamental aspect of my being," she writes.
Given the screenplay's overt engagement with serious illness and gradual decline, "Memories" (part of the Museum of Modern Art's ContemporAsian series) never feels mournful or morbid.
Sometimes, if it's not feeling in a good mood, it can hang down and make me look like a bloodhound, and if I look mournful, I feel mournful.
The image of a home-alone presidency was reinforced when Mr. Clinton was asked if he felt mournful about starting his final year in the White House.
It was possible to feel mournful and confused -- Kafkaesque, if you like -- as well as to harbor a romantic notion that something big was happening, and in a really nice setting.
It is impossible to doubt the sincerity of her grief; it is likewise impossible to feel mournful here for very long, since the panels are ornamented with Japanese scenes, picked out in gold, and giddy Rococo curlicues are rampant.
The all-new Together employs Spanish guitar and strings in place of the original's 80s electro pulse, and shines a new light on its mood, making it celebratory where it once felt mournful.
And so when we look back furtively at our past and how drag was somehow better back then and how the community was stronger and it was all more fun and and more ours, we look at the safer place we're in with decidedly less beatings and infinitely less sneaking around, and somehow feel mournful.
Then, of course, there was the Dylan Thomas, Lucien Freud era …" These are two Sohos I feel suddenly mournful not to have experienced.
The Little Christmas Tree Stella Gibbons, 1940 A writer is looking forward to a solitary Christmas but it feels inconveniently mournful until three exuberant children – strangers – show up on her snowy step and share her festive dinner.
