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Nuances of speech are crucial to the wit and the pathos of the opera.

The turbulence of Romantic introspection and the pathos of Romantic retrospection are made unbearably real.

"The rhythms of his dialogue and the pathos of the comedy are just peerless," she says.

And the pathos of Ophelia's valediction is intensified by plucking real flowers from thin air.

Since we know that this is false, we feel the falsity, and the pathos of the falsity.

Streep is terrific, and Pacino brings out both the brutality and the pathos of the son of a bitch Cohn.

"That's what I worked really hard on: the emotional peaks and valleys, the moments of elation and fun and also the pathos of it".

And yet the pathos of Sondheim's double isolation — coming of age as a gay man in the McCarthy era, deprived of maternal warmth — infuses all his work.

And yet the pathos of Sondheim's double isolation coming of age as a gay man in the McCarthy era, deprived of maternal warmth infuses all his work.

When a fellow teacher invites him round for a get-to-know-you dinner, we feel the tension of that secret, and all the pathos of his inability to express it.

Levinthal's subjects are both conventional and cosmic: the pathos of beauty, the horror of war, the fear in sex.