The word tenement brings to mind both the miseries of urban life and the upward mobility of striving immigrant masses.
Emma Hayes has managed her squad with distinction, bearing in mind that the misery of losing to Arsenal in the semi-final last year was exacerbated by missing out on the Women's Super League title to Liverpool Ladies on the final day of the season.
No need to define my state of mind by "contemplating the misery of another".
This bolsters confidence in the future, provides peace of mind, and acts as a salve for the miseries and disappointments of everyday life.
So, with your misery in mind, the Canadian government is trying to move forward with a passenger bill of rights.
And I am sure that we will soon learn that this 'humanitarian' flotilla was humanitarian in name only, that they took advantage of signs and symbols and had the media coup in mind much more than the misery of a people.
"Lestat" brings to mind a fancy-dress version of "The Boys in the Band," Mart Crowley's landmark play about the miseries of being gay.
(Never mind the effect on the supply chains, the grocery and clothing stores where those people shopped, etc... The foreclosures, the bankruptcies, the misery...) Thanks, George!
He acknowledges that without quests he'd turn to substance abuse but describes that abuse elsewhere as more mind-expanding than destructive, and the misery glimpsed in a passing moment in which he notes his "eyes small and piggy in the mirror, face collapsed in sad lines of loneliness and defeat" is never explored.
She needed to escape from Africa and her family; she was drawn to Communism, to feminism, to unsuitable men who "left her feeling misused, empty and nearly out of her mind with misery".
