It is, however, sobering and grief-inducing to read this brave and harrowing account of his "year of living dyingly" in the grip of the alien that succeeded where none of his debate opponents had in bringing him down.
Transitions like this — by turns shocking and calming, distressing and heartening, awe-inspiring and grief-inducing — compose the memorial museum.
They don't work for unhappiness, grief or chemically induced depression and if you take them irregularly or for too short a period, the depression comes back.
These results indicate that, during those days of the second survey, grief and desperation induced by the tragic earthquake still overwhelmingly affected those children.
Like a late-life romance, it induces both grief and euphoria and casts a kind of high-lonesome bluegrass spell.
But why, when we stare with such casual composure at all manner of grief and suffering, should these images induce such particular and intense aversion?
Perhaps because she, like my father, was a chemist, she considered the process osmotic, as though sitting before that bright screen in our unlit living room might induce an exchange, excreting grief and replenishing the house with laughter.
The frequently used topic of "Women doomed to live lives of suffering in the cruel prison of society and their time period" induced affects of sorrow and grief.
Names that could induce a shudder of sorrow or grief.
Snow Cake (2006), in which Sigourney Weaver's high-functioning autistic inspires Alan Rickman to get over grief for his dead son, is slightly less cringe-inducing than Nell, thanks largely to Weaver's more credible, tics-and-all portrait.
