Instead, Dr. Ablow, 44, whose head is as smooth as a Magic 8 Ball and whose eyes are intense but kind, moves from the leather armchair to the coffee table, and leans into a clearly miserable Steve; picture Robin Williams and Matt Damon in "Good Will Hunting".
He paints such a miserable and lonely picture of being an England cricketer.
Her reports, together with her contributions to Hull-House Maps and Papers (1895), presented a vivid picture of miserable working and living conditions.
Picture a miserable horse trotting through the season finale, a skeleton strapped to its back.
If you're an online dater, then you've probably seen some miserable OkCupid profiles: cellphone pictures taken in the mirror; messages begging you to eat lobster naked with a stranger; the occasional stalker.
But as the European Commission made clear in detailed reports on the two countries published last week, the overall picture still is miserable.
All is not well for Australia at the Olympics, especially after their flop in the men's 4x100m relay final, and the headline in Monday morning's Herald paints a gloomy picture: "In summary: miserable, with few bright spots".
The Poe connection is a matter of local pride, though the current scene of graceful old houses, new mini-mansions and quaint restaurants bears little resemblance to Poe's picture of "some miserable frame buildings, tenanted, during summer, by the fugitives from Charleston dust and fever" and "dense undergrowth of the sweet myrtle".
The Curies did their work in an abandoned shed (Refer to: http://www.aip.org/history/curie/resbr2.htm for the picture of the "miserable old shed" where radium was isolated) and hired their first lab assistant only after collecting their Nobel Prize money.
In the entry hall, there is a photograph of Prince Charles — a member — with Princess Diana, looking young and regal and miserable, amid a sea of pictures of less recognizable Italian aristocrats.
