"Guilt and sadness emerge because they were workaholics and missed out.
In between my shoulders, a deep sadness emerged.
When well-meaning but all too often obtuse Westerners bump up against Japanese standards, the comedy in these two novels -- and their underlying sadness -- emerges.
A prevailing sadness also emerges from those accounts, which is an indication of the widespread feeling of resentment and discontent at the loss of such a priceless legacy of learning.
But even in this absurd popinjay there is a narcissistic sadness which emerges when he says "in a glass a man may entertain himself": lines which go virtually unnoticed here.
"Those horns represent suppressed feelings, such as anger and sadness, which emerge from my character like acne," says Shimoda.
What a sadness that Marston, who emerges in this account as a handsome, deceitful and startlingly creepy huckster, whose weirdness cost him his academic career, will never be played by Philip Seymour Hoffman.
Summer visits with the other parent can be experienced with accompanying sadness, anger, and emerging hostility for a reexamination of the cause for their parents' separation and divorce.
Yet, for all the degradations she gleefully puts upon Chip, there is a lurking sadness to her character, which emerges through a series of smirks, grimaces, and frowns.
Filmed on Hampstead Heath over several months, the documentary boasts the simplest of formats: director Vanessa Engle asks dog-walkers why they have a dog, then stands back and nods as tales of everyday companionship, sadness, joy and heroism emerge.
