This one is terrific: soulful, atmospheric, suspenseful and propelled by deep, wrenching emotions.
A Republican resurgence, propelled by deep economic worries and a forceful opposition to the Democratic agenda of health care and government spending, delivered defeats to House Democrats from the Northeast to the South and across the Midwest.
Mr. Epstein speculates that it was the pain from that injury, plus the fading of her beauty, upon which she had always depended, and the waning of her relationship with Dillon, that propelled her deeper into an abyss of alcoholism and drug abuse.
It's also worth noting that undefeated starts have also propelled the Bills deep into the playoffs in the past.
Sonnabend, who passed away in October, a few days before her 93rd birthday, never turned away from difficulty, though the singular course she charted through the art of her time was propelled by the deep pleasure art provided her.
Drawing on contemporary stories of displacement and migration, and re-imagining them through the eyes of a child, Francesca Sanna's simple, unsensational text tells of a coming war, a perilous journey and the possibility of security in a story that is propelled by a deep sense of hope and courage.
As technology helps propel the deep-sea drilling industry further offshore, geopolitical difficulties are intruding.
The BG deal is the biggest takeover in the company's history and it clearly propels Shell deeper into fossil fuel extraction.
Kevin De La Noy as Third Officer Herbert Pitman: In charge of Lifeboat 5. Several crew members of the Akademik Mstislav Keldysh appear in the film, including Anatoly Sagalevich, creator and pilot of the MIR self-propelled Deep Submergence Vehicle.
On an expedition in the Himalayas, Messner had a strange experience with an unknown biped that propelled him towards the deep crevice that is yeti mythology.
But they know him, too, as a man of deep feeling, propelled into the law by the murder of an aunt at a Boston church, where he returned to pray during jury deliberations as a prosecutor.
