Was this student body — once described in a 1982 New York magazine article headline as "The Joyful Elite" — really a bunch of misanthropes unpacking their miserable hearts, 140 characters at a time?
You want to make everything as cold and dark and shrivelled as your own miserable sclerotic heart".
Because, within the often-reported and dramatised, miserable, cold, dispassionate heart of every police officer is positivity, hope and optimism.
A friend who has rented a cottage in England for the summer writes that, after suffering through five straight days of miserable rain, her heart… A Princeton undergraduate spent last weekend in town.
By Clara Binswanger and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, September 2 , 1967P. 24 A friend who has rented a cottage in England for the summer writes that, after suffering through five straight days of miserable rain, her heart leaped the other morning when she turned on the radio and heard the announcer say, "Rain, followed by showers".
It's a long, miserable and really heart crippling road, with little to no positives.
He first offers an unlikely healing-hands cure for David's backache, and then - a truly significant miracle this - draws from David's heart the miserable accretion of years of cynicism and replaces it with an unquestioning, all-embracing love of mankind.
But this witching-hour heartbreak is strangely comforting compared to the misery of the daytime: "The sun made it hard to get through and the radio only played love songs so she cried," he adds, and you'd have to have a heart of miserable stone to not be swept under, too.
I am a country girl at heart and miserable in cities.
I was ecstatic to see them, and heart-wrenching miserable because I couldn't take them home".
