It doesn't mean you don't love him to be a little bit glad that his medical problems aren't the focus of your lives anymore".
And when it does, when the bell jar lifts, our heroine "open to the circulating air" and finally free, we can't help but feel the slightest bit glad.
And while it probably sounds a bit daft, I was glad – glad to get it out of the way, that first fall".
He says he's glad to have approached the great books a little later, after he "had lived a bit"; I'm glad I didn't have to write many papers on them in which I'd have had to analyze plot, character, motive, style.
If this mass outcry shrinks his desire for notoriety a bit, I'll be glad, but we'll still have a lot of work to do.
My parents knew I brought animals back to stuff, and while they thought it a bit odd, they seemed glad that I was so interested in nature.
I'm just a teeny bit less glad that no one on the planet needs to Google Michael Jackson.
So when he decided to move there nearly 40 years later, he was glad, and a bit shocked, to find that nothing had changed.
Jane laughed, deflecting attention a little more, and said, lifting her arm a bit, "Well, I'm very glad, then, that I let her have it!" Two stars on Broadway: Karen Pittman in "Disgraced" and Stockard Channing in "It's Only a Play" "Disgraced" 's author, the Pakistani-American Ayad Akhtar, won the Pulitzer Prize for this ninety-minute, intermission-free piece.
I've been waking up in the mornings feeling achy and sore and not having any energy, but this morning I actually felt a bit better and I'm glad I kept my swing going the way it has been the past three days".
I lost a bit of weight but was glad that I was deemed fit enough to take a place on the bench on Saturday.
