But Ms. Jamieson veered between joy and distress.
Nothing else in Lonny Price's production,, which officially concludes the Broadway season, warrants tears, either of joy or distress.
In one group, anxiety and stress dominated; to them, the main impediment to writing was a deep emotional distress that sapped the joy out of writing.
Mr. Coetzee does investigate the nature of belief in "The Childhood of Jesus," but he has many other things on his mind, among them socialism, the nature of memory, the moral nature of work and the joy and distress visited upon humans by sexual and other appetites.
Oh, I can dazzle you with all sorts of technical data, but all it really boils down to – or should that be up to? – is that she's a lovely worker, a prop and stay, a source of consolation in times of distress, a source of joy on high days.
If Erica's distress makes you laugh, her richly deserved joy might just bring a tear to your eye.
Love may well be a many splendoured thing, but the route to eventual romantic joy is strewn with disaster, distress and endless bloody moaning.
But unlike campaign cycles past, the #NeverTrumpers can take little joy in their opposition's distress.
The music was about how I was feeling at the time, even though I was documenting my distress as well as my bursts of joy".
