She is rigid with misery; her voice is low; each syllable is an attempt to control what has already happened.
And I just cannot believe in Mr Richardson wallowing in misery: his voice is the wrong colour".
The testimonials fly in the face of a commonly acknowledged truth: that Houstonians themselves are among the city's chief detractors, taking a certain pride in reciting their miseries and voicing astonishment, even chagrin, when newcomers and visitors say they actually like it here.
Sober and composed and free of the extra toxins that were sure to hangover into the next day like an AIDS patient on bad acid with a blanket of misery and evil voices of pain and terror zipping through the suffering like little red razors covered in cancer.
What was it called again?" "Club Misery," I say, my voice rising in frustration, knowing where this was heading.
Ms. Zimmerman devised an elaborate action for the sextet: as they sing, the soloists and the chorus of guests are maneuvered into position by a photographer for a formal wedding picture, while to the side Edgardo voices his misery and rage.
"Where've you been, killer?" "I have been working," I tell him, my voice low with misery.
In a voice of mounting misery, Mr. Curtis recalls encountering him in Los Angeles: "I lost a son to an overdose of heroin.
Out of my nature has come wild despair; an abandonment to grief that was piteous even to look at; terrible and impotent rage; bitterness and scorn; anguish that wept aloud; misery that could find no voice; sorrow that was dumb".
The Outsiders Krew's latest project in the Calais "Jungle" encouraged refugees fleeing war and misery in their homelands to voice hope and concerns.
