The Normal Heart confronts these disparities, and it does so with gifted acting and storytelling.
Jones, on her new album, "Little Broken Hearts," confronts the perception of herself as the sweet one; Apple, on hers, "The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do," delves further into the crazy-girl narrative.
We found that cardiac VASP expression was upregulated in lysates from 1-week-old and adult hypertrophic hearts, conditions in which the heart is confronted with a sudden and dramatic increase in mechanical workload.
At Leeds Castle, Kent, during talks on the political future of Northern Ireland in September 2004, Paisley, recovering from a serious heart condition, confronted the ultimate challenge of his career.
We have recently demonstrated [ 50] that the STZ-diabetic whole heart in vitro fails to generate as high a pressure as healthy hearts when confronted by high afterloads.
"Even a great heart must confront the situation and make choices.
The sense of the composer, then recovering from a heart attack, confronting his own mortality was palpable in the musings of the first two movements and the anger in the finale.
Last week Robert Symons, a 45-year-old father-of-two, died from a single stab wound to the heart after confronting a burglar in the kitchen of his home in Chiswick, west London.
If Larry Kramer's blistering play, "The Normal Heart," now confronting audiences on Broadway, represents the angry breakthrough politics of the early AIDS epidemic, the politics of gay marriage is couples living their lives as neighbors, parents, Little League coaches, colleagues, car-poolers.
This large-scale comedy is puckish and emotionally remote; the filmmakers don't have the heart to confront what Hollywood is like today, and they keep missing any kind of vital satirical tone — and missing an audience that's eager for bigstar comedy, too.
