But people who came close often remarked on the sadness visible — it is there in many photographs — around his eyes or mouth.
There is very little sadness visible between them as they interact, but the songs from "Strict Joy" seem to have been formed in the crucible of some fairly dramatic moments.
William Styron's Darkness Visible, Lewis Wolpert on his Malignant Sadness, Elizabeth Wurtzel's citizenship of Prozac Nation are just the stand-out titles in a crowded if somewhat subdued genre.
It's a heartfelt, modest and well staged film about the Kennedy assassination, lacking the voltage of JFK, Oliver Stone's great conspiracy opera, certainly, but it has a valid idea to put across: namely, that what emerges in the disaster is not a network of plots, but a web of shame and fear just visible in the miasma of sadness.
Virginia's inner sadness is still visible, but she no longer looks vulnerable and delicate.
Hurricane Sandy caused many layers of destruction across New York, some too brutally seen under the harsh spotlight of loss, others more hidden, their own kinds of sadnesses becoming more visible as the weeks went on.
With so many dogs all over the island and so much visible and unnecessary suffering, some amount of sadness and anger and frustration is inevitable.
And for Kylo Ren, the secondary emotion other than rage that flowed off his shoulders in waves -- even with his face masked -- was the visible pain and further evidence of a profound sadness that had never known any respite.
During the procedure, subjects choose a label for the emotional content (anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise) of the faces visible on the screen.
In many photographs the interest is in the model's visible effort to hold an exaggerated pose or expression of happiness, sadness, astonishment, bemusement, fear or sympathy.
