The cover story, titled "How Donald Trump rules America's Garden of Dicks and sparked the #MeToo movement," drew little comment but Newsweek's cover image has been described as "tone deaf," "terrible" and "wrong".
I think it was the fact that the Democrats had a terrible candidate, who was tone deaf until the very end and said all the wrong things and antagonized the people.
A narrator describes a terrible crime in a controlled tone that withholds judgment and even verges on amusement.
Occasionally he'll make reference to how terrible things are, but his tone and delivery don't really convey the sense the city was any worse off than when he left it – and neither does the environment in which the tutorial takes place, which occurs chronologically before he was knocked out.
He said there was "no excuse for the terrible language or the frivolous tone and I sincerely regret the offence it has caused".
All are described in the same solemn, portentous tone that suffuses the terrible events in Bolechow.
Independent movies from the US - Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia, Todd Solondz's Happiness, Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums - approach terrible events with a cool, jokey tone and ironic viewpoints.
The court clerk, Edjah Jean-Louis, standing at her desk, read terrible passages quickly in a neutral tone that nearly, but not completely, took the sting out of the words.
"In the age of the hookup," Shalit writes, "young women confess their romantic hopes in hushed tones, as if harboring some terrible secret".
Hamm seemed relieved by the win, crawling onto the stage and joking that there had been a "terrible mistake," before switching to a more earnest tone in his acceptance speech.
