Mr. Wilson communicates the plain realities of the hardship that the men and women in the play endure, and the toll it takes on their spirits.
The stereotype about religious belief, which Spike eagerly marshals early on, is that it is purely psychological, born of the necessities of trauma, or hardship, or plain old existential terror.
From April 29 through May 4, 10 films at the center -- comedies, dramas, musicals and documentaries -- will touch on racism, economic hardships and just plain fun.
The pastoralists shared the highlands with sedentary communities of non-pastoralists, refugees from the plain, who had fled the hardships of the Ottoman rule and most probably of malaria and plague to create a material civilization as impressive as it was fragile (Koliopoulos 1981).
Unfortunately, too many car owners fail to keep up their end of the bargain, delaying regular maintenance, ignoring "check engine" warnings and putting off needed repairs because of financial hardship or just plain laziness.
"This store has been doing this for several years and is for associates that have faced an extreme hardship recently," spokesman Kory Lundberg told the Plain Dealer.
"It is for associates who have had some hardships come up," Kory Lundberg, a Walmart spokesman, told the Plain Dealer of the food drive.
On its website, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service writes that despite the many hardships the porcupine caribou herd faces, it stages "a magnificent wildlife spectacle on the Arctic coastal plain" each summer.
On its website, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service writes that despite the many hardships the porcupine caribou herd faces, it stages "a magnificent wildlife spectacle on the Arctic coastal plain" each summer.
And above all those plain, pinched faces fit perfectly with what we know of the literary sisters' story: years of seclusion and hardship followed by tragic early deaths.
