On the other hand, while the harrowing post-curfew checkpoint incident did happen, what appears on screen is a re-creation.
The fewer you process, the less money you make — the effect of which is revealed in a harrowing post-work financial breakdown, where, once you've paid your rent, you are forced to choose between spending your remaining earnings on heat, food, or, in the event that a family member falls sick, medicine.
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After some of China's biggest news media outlets posted harrowing undercover footage revealing cages so tight the bears could barely move, Guizhentang last month withdrew its application, saying it needed more time to put together its filing.
But getting to this state, she said, involved a harrowing trip through post-traumatic stress disorder, an illness in which psychological and emotional damage is spawned by extremely traumatic events.
Isobel Bowdery became famous overnight after she posted her harrowing first-hand account of surviving one of the many shootings during the Paris attacks on Friday night.
The project's digital incarnation is a blog filled with sporadic user-submitted posts consisting of harrowing LiveJournal excerpts, goofy IM exchanges, and attempts at artsy Myspace defaults from the more naïve days of the internet.
She wrote that her husband would downplay her arguments in a discussion by saying, "What you are suggesting SOUNDS reasonable, but how do I know that Satan isn't using you to deceive me?" Another harrowing account posted on Garrison's site recently by an anonymous woman detailed how her bipolar estranged husband manipulated her into calling off their divorce by impregnating her.
We behold, awe-struck, the harrowing "Disasters of War" by Goya; the dissonant post-World War I Expressionism of Otto Dix; the mourning women depicted by Käthe Kollwitz, who lost a son and a grandson in wars.
The inevitable descent into post-fame psychosis was laid down in harrowing detail through his five-album arc.
