Ms. Manville, who is English, very much makes Ouisa her sorrowful own, as would anyone playing clearly one of the great parts of the contemporary repertoire.
He was also sorrowful: "I am much at a loss to conceive what part of my conduct could have given encouragement to an address which to me seems big with the greatest mischiefs that can befall my Country".
What it offers instead is a deep and sorrowful understanding of how much loneliness there often is in lust (1 45).
While living at his Wiltshire country home — and going through the late, gently sorrowful stages of a much realer relationship, with a younger man who taught art in California — Beaton continued overseeing the publication of his heavily revised diaries, a process he had started in 1961, with "The Wandering Years," which covered 1922-39.
But the unwillingness of so many married people today to "make a go of it" as my folks would say in the nineteen thirties, can as often lead to sorrowful future lives as much as it does to fresh starts.
"I found it quite hard initially when he died to listen to Prince because when you feel sad in that way, you expect to listen to sad sorrowful music, but there isn't so much of that in Prince.
Diminutive in maid's gear and a little bonnet, her eye-bags sorrowful, Bridget still emanates a butch swagger, much in thanks to Kristen's public reputation for – and private understanding of – how a true lesbian top behaves.
I could not but feel, in those sorrowful years, that this human indifference, concerning which I knew so much already, would be my portion on the day that the United States decided to murder its Negroes systematically instead of little by little and catch-as-catch-can.
Mr. Reeves, perhaps worried that he was showing too much range, has purged himself of all expression apart from a worried frown and a sorrowful grimace, which is mirrored in the face of Ms. Moss, who returns as Trinity.
But make no mistake: with "The Dinner Party," directed with much vigor and little subtlety by John Rando, Mr. Simon is playing the same game with a straight, even sorrowful face.
