I spoke to her over the phone and she was crying, but then her battery ran out," said one father, weeping himself.
Weeping, himself, at his father's funeral, the author surveys the church and observes how "we've all been battered by our history, by eight years of war followed by 23 years in thrall to a violent and vengeful ruler".
Considering Ari, driving and weeping, and himself — a slight gentleman in his mid-sixties with a broken elbow who did not, after all, weigh much more than sixty kilos — the Minister of the Interior understood that the man was entirely correct.
One of the most affecting scenes in the episode was also one of the quietest, with Hershel, alone in his cell after finally getting rid of the immediate zombie threat, reading his Bible and weeping to himself.
As he puts it in the dialogue that bears his name: if he has done his job well, he will find himself weeping when reciting sorrowful lines, and expects to see his audience weep along with him (535b1-e6).
But when he stops, he finds himself weeping or praying.
Watching a scene in which an addict was stabbed to death, he had found himself weeping.
He was thinking of the time, years before, when Muldoon himself, weeping, had seen no way forward.
Recently, Mr. Dreeland said, he found himself weeping uncontrollably during a church service for the family of the child who had died.
The two men met about a month later, and it was at that meeting that Mr. Pompelio unburdened himself, weeping as he spoke of his loss.
A narrator has already recounted the story of how Nietzsche, while in Turin, Italy, one day in 1889, witnessed a cart driver beating a recalcitrant horse and threw himself, weeping, on the animal's neck.
