So it comes as something of a jolt — or perhaps just a nod to the prevailing zeitgeist — when Fritz (Tom Hughes), the emotionally reckless drifter at the dark heart of Arthur Schnitzler's play, "Sweet Nothings," urges his new lover, a sweet-voiced innocent named Christine Kate Burdettee), to "sing for us," as if the Phantom had come to spook the Young Vic Theatre, as well.
"Lovely the woods, waters, meadows, combes, vales, / All the air things wear that build this world of Wales," sings Gerard Manley Hopkins, whose poems in praise of the "sweet especial rural scene" urge us to enjoy it while we can: "Have, get, before it cloy, / Before it cloud".
(Makanan bukanlah sesuatu yang menarik minat saya) ▪ Item 14: I want to nibble on snacks or sweets → I feel the urge to snack or have sweets.
My sweet, sweet, sweetness.
Just as we have to resist our ancestral urge to eat sweet, fatty foods -- an instinct that once served our survival but now threatens our well-being in a world where sugar and fat are abundant -- we also have to resist the urge to indulge in the tribalism that religion promotes.
Feeling the urge to wear that sweet fedora?
"When you stay awake longer, the urge to grab something sweet (cookies, candy, …) is bigger, whilst when having a good sleeping pattern, the urge may be smaller".
Startled by his discovery, he urges his brother, a sweet lug named Emile, to try it.
Islands isn't alone in its urge to return to sweeter times.
Meanwhile, his mourning dad is being urged by Fay, a sweet fair-haired vamp in a nurse's uniform, to "marry at once".
