Here, My Dear, with its mixture of remembered joy and present anguish, will remain as an extraordinary memorial.
That he so often presented himself as a comic turn should not detract from his eye for visual beauty, his anger and his ever-present anguish.
"Modern" in this case was 1966, the year when Shostakovich completed his 11th quartet, here played with beautiful articulation and without heavy anguish, presenting a very grown-up kind of suffering.
Work is often hard, and office work — with its elements of monotony, anxiety, and anguish — presents a particular kind of hardship.
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A letter to the Times argued that insofar as my play presented Speer's anguish and Hitler's charm, it revealed "the danger, and to some the offensiveness, of fictionalising historical characters responsible for ghastly crimes.
What were they doing here, among pine trees, on dry well-trodden ground?" Grossman's reporting from Treblinka is both passionate and restrained, riven with anguish yet committed to presenting the facts as accurately as he can.
"The exodus of Christians fills us with anguish and presents a far from encouraging future," he said in Arabic.
"Picasso: War and Peace" is at the Picasso Museum, while the Center of Contemporary Culture is presenting "At War," which uses paintings, objects, testimonies and film clips to recreate the anguish of armed conflict.
But Neville plays the narrative with absolute seriousness, presenting Fegan's internal struggle in matter-of-fact terms and his multiple hauntings with anguish instead of melodrama.
But he was also fond of struggling with family, friends, lovers, colleagues, and himself, and the films in a new boxed set, "Early Bergman" (Criterion Eclipse), show the anguish that was present in his films from the start.
