What was the only thing to do, the only right thing, the only thing which could reveal how ashamed and sorrowful she was?
I know I watch "Intervention" clips compulsively and intently, partly because I've come to believe there's something in the attitude of an inebriated person — how penitent, angry, sorrowful, funny, duplicitous or agile he is — that allows you to predict whether the show's effort at reformation will work.
Everyone kept talking about how she was so sorrowful.
What it offers instead is a deep and sorrowful understanding of how much loneliness there often is in lust (1 45).
In his own address, Brown somehow brought smiles – and a moment of simple emotional connection to a sorrowful gathering – telling how in the 70s he used lyrics from his favorite songs to charm girlfriends.
It was just two years ago, in Baze v. Rees, that he renounced his support for the death penalty in an opinion grounded not in abstract principle but in years of sorrowful observation of how the death penalty was actually being administered under statutes and Supreme Court opinions that cut off avenues of appeal.
Far from taking offense at either these descriptions or Mr. Daisey's admitted fabrications, Mr. Wozniak was moved and disturbed by the revelations in the show, expressing a sort of sorrowful awe at how the company he helped create has evolved.
Walter Benjamin, the German 20th century philosopher, in his book The Origin of German Tragic Drama[16], explains how baroque drama stages the sorrowful as opposed to the tragic.
Imagine being small and sorrowful and admitting how little you know Forget seduction and intrigue.
Walter Benjamin, the German 20th century philosopher, in his book The Origin of German Tragic Drama[ 16], explains how baroque drama stages the sorrowful as opposed to the tragic.
