His daughter doesn't seem to understand what's happening, but when the door shuts she lets out a wail that coils about you like constantine wire.
If forced to reply, however, I would say that I will shock readers who seek entertainment in literature and not truth, because the literary search for truth is a wail that always arises from pain.
When the punishment is administered, the woman's response is harrowing but magnificent; she emits a wail that is at once a cry of pain and a soaring chant of revolt.
Later, I was so overwhelmed during the final scenes of The Crucible (early 90s), that, while the audience was breathlessly silent, I was unable to hold back a wail that could surely be heard on stage.
Pixies' "Cactus" -- essentially their cover of Bowie covering them -- was a wail that began then quickly ended, squandering an opportunity for the alt-rock forerunners.
The sobs became a wail that I had never heard from a man before, and it went on and on, which worried me quite a lot – and then suddenly he was all smiles again.
It's not about a chord progression, it's a wail that everyone feels at some point or another.
Back around the fire, Seid played a copper flute and the other porters began to sing, an adenoidal wailing that sounded like a record being played backwards.
Then we heard an eerie wailing that grew into deafening shrieks.
They all have the vaccine, and then they talk about fevers and the weird wailing that started in just a few days.
The dancers are getting better at the wailing that takes place in their bodies.
