Even the spaces that invariably hang around his ultra-lean melodies are saturated with meditative intent.
This is certainly the topic that hangs over the lyrics, which invariably find frontman Jonathan Higgs in front of the latest bulletin, squirming with angst, but unable to tear himself away.
While she lives in Washington, and so has no use for a bed at the town house, she sometimes writes there or hangs out and cooks with colleagues, which invariably leads to discussion of their work.
When a mouth hangs ajar, when eyelids lift a fraction, these things register powerfully — often their faces look like tragic masks — amid physicality that is invariably charged with a sense of expressive gesture.
Whenever I watched scrambled porn on my parents' pirated satellite dish as a child, my eyes would invariably dart toward the delectable mounds that hung from the fairer sex.
Fifty-eight years old, he was invariably dishevelled, in an old jacket and trousers that hung limply on his narrow frame.
Anyone who has hung around progressive circles for the past two decades has invariably logged a small chunk of their lives in frustrating "vision" conversations.
If the victims are ever seen again, they invariably say that they have been tortured with electric shocks, beaten, given injections, hung upside down by their ankles".
(F, Ind, I, 70 74) I don't know if they've all put rails in now, but the 341 [bus], there was nothing to hang on to, from the back seat, to get down … And, invariably I hung on [to] a young man who was, if there was a young man! (Laughter all round) Very young man! (multiple voices and laughter).
