Heidi Armbruster is touching as a maid, answering polite questions from her employer (Jennifer Van Dyck) about her impending retirement, hurt by being bid farewell so casually but unsurprised, after decades of being treated as just a detail to be checked off the dinner party to-do list.
Many trace the highs and lows of Platt's love life, from the playful infatuation of "Share Your Address" to a plea for commitment on "Grow As We Go" to an impending breakup on "Hurt Me Once". Others, like "In Case You Don't Live Forever" and "Run Away," are melancholy musings on mortality and family.
Of course it doesn't hurt her impending online lovefest, already well underway, that her subject matter is all so internetty.
The biggest question facing Lin now is whether Carmelo Anthony's impending return from injury will do more to help or hurt the Knicks' success.
But Wall Street seems to view it as this credit card lender that's going to be hurt by the impending blowup of the consumer-debt problem.
When we sense danger and threats (in the modern world, this is more likely to take the form of an impending deadline as anything that can physically hurt us), our autonomic systems respond automatically, and controlling them is no easy feat.
This stance is, in fact, hurting American interests, as the sense of impending chaos is likely to drive Egypt further toward Islamist rule and economic disaster (among other concerns).
We feel for those who are hurt by life's events: challenges, life threatening illness, impending death, sudden/traumatic death, and bereavement.
[World Business, Section W.] More Cutbacks Hurt Travel Industry As corporate travel departments react to impending sags in profits and put the brakes on spending, airlines and hotels are feeling the pinch.
Able to come home in 1997, Weatherspoon has seen the league jump-start with unimagined average attendances of 9,669 the first year, 10,869 the second, 10,207 the third, and down to 8,988 this year, hurt in part by the early start due to the impending Summer Games in Australia.
