A dead warrior is carried aloft by sad, sombre personifications of Death and Sleep.
The crystal structure of this enzyme with iodotyrosine was determined at 1.8 and 2.2 Å resolutions by SAD phasing at CuKα and CrKα wavelengths, respectively.
Understanding the emotional transformations induced by sad music could certainly help us to understand how musical interventions could be used for those suffering from emotional disorders.
Perhaps it's related to "emotional residue", which describes the way we can't help thinking of rooms previously occupied by sad people as having a sad vibe.
In both the short story and the novel the theme is elaborated by indelible images and by sad, compassionate comments on that national tragedy.
For American liberals, the past 35 years seem haunted by sad hypotheses that linger in the air, like echoes of three silenced voices.
We learned that "tea" in local parlance means Happy Hour and that, no, it is not followed by Sad Hour, despite what some desperate souls would say.
New York City, as befits the foremost target, has the most sophisticated response system in the country, enhanced and refined by sad experience.
Perhaps by keeping artificial light constant during the year, we can suppress the "natural" variation in melatonin experienced by SAD patients.
But now researchers at Oxford have revealed that the endorphins released by sad films are not merely perversely enjoyable – they can actually increase your pain thresholds.
The other day, when her exhausted mother visited him in the nursing home he had recently entered — by sad coincidence, it was their 53rd wedding anniversary – he loudly insisted that she take him to Mexico, immediately.
