Their brokenness in how they see us is a reflection of this brokenness.
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"The people I've shown my brokenness to and seen their brokenness are inevitably the people who are my best friends," he says.
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Brokenness has a way of cementing bonds among a family.
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They're bullying out of pain and internal conflict and brokenness.
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It's my home, in all of its beauty and brokenness.
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I found affection over and over again but also brokenness and irresponsibility.
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For him, one of the highest levels of friendship involves connecting through brokenness.
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It was brokenness that made them human, she said: A puppet that perfectly
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Every society has problems and failures, areas of brokenness, even areas of ruin.
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I needed an Almighty God to stitch the brokenness of my life back together.
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And from all that brokenness, there is no other choice but to affirm life.
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He captures us in a way that shows not our brokenness, but our wholeness.
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When you think about education, do you do more than focus on its brokenness?
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Both of these examples of brokenness on Capitol Hill are greatly exacerbated by recesses.
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We must know their brokenness, too, the terrible things they think, say, and do.
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My grief and brokenness were the first steps toward the healing of my hurt. 2.
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But the episode is a grating reminder of the brokenness of the state's election laws.
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We know that love is dangerous, because it requires facing one's own brokenness and vulnerability.
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" The two got closer and "he started to share these intimate places of brokenness with me.
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In his best poems, generously represented here, he builds something lovely and durable from that brokenness.
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"Break Apart," the latest track from electronic musician Bonobo, is a haunting reflection on fear and brokenness.
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Shevarim, the cry from the heart, the triptych of notes that speak of a sense of brokenness.
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"He understands brokenness and the need for healing, probably more than most people," the source told People.
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Logan's devastating brokenness is what makes the two relationships at the core of the film so moving.
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Brokenness comes in many forms -- like mental illness, a disenfranchised veteran, a transgender woman fleeing a violent environment.
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And the ultimate cure for American brokenness is to elect Trump, who will make the country great again.
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I am taking the idea of "broken" in the largest sense: from broken representations to representations of brokenness.
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What's my part in this in the way that I approach things, in my dysfunction, in my own brokenness?
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It would be a shame for the brokenness of Washington to make an already tragic situation with Zika worse.
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She was attracted to Charon's techniques in part because of "the brokenness of the medical system," Robinson told me.
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Sadness at the brokenness of our politics aside, Republican concerns about this administration are reasonable, logical, and functionally irrelevant.
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It wasn't just her angelic voice that made Houston an irreplaceable talent, it was her spirit, her brokenness and humanity.
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There is something broken in that man, profoundly broken, and his brokenness is in everything he's done, his whole life.
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"New Expiration" sounds caked in decades-old rust, carried forward by an almost lifeless groove, luxuriating in its willful brokenness.
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I've been listening to White Lies and am disgusted but not surprised at the brokenness of the criminal justice system.
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If he has a sharp eye for brokenness, he is even keener on the inextinguishable flicker of love that remains.
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It reflects how I feel: that there is a lot of fracturing, and a lot of brokenness to many things.
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Pray in the midst of your pain It was in the midst of my brokenness that I realized I needed help.
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Despite all the changes that Johns's work has undergone since the mid-1950s, he repeatedly returns to the theme of brokenness.
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"The reason I wrote that song was because I've been through so many seasons of brokenness and painful moments," he says.
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We felt there was a kind of soulfulness and a brokenness that came with the decision to leave these seams in.
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These songs are heard best in dark rooms, hundreds of other people screaming along every word, finding solidarity in their brokenness.
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There is also no question that he prefers ranting about its brokenness to making even a token effort at fixing it.
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And after a blackout, with the dancers now vulnerable in their underwear, the mood of pitiful brokenness sinks further into cliché.
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As he wrote to my son, who was mercifully too young to understand, he was possessed by a lasting sensation of brokenness.
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In granting all her characters a brokenness, Adlon breaks open the stereotype of a working mother and shows her in full relief.
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They have lost 17 straight dating to December of last season, which ties the fourth-longest stretch of brokenness in N.F.L. history.
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An eating disorder is in essence the mind externalizing its brokenness through the body, which can mean different things in different bodies.
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If you belong to the tech world and feel an objection welling up, know that brokenness is not a crime in Williams' book.
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Despite all the changes that Jasper Johns's art has undergone since the mid-1950s, he has repeatedly returned to the theme of brokenness.
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He believes in the healing powers of music, but also believes that God can step in and heal people's brokenness and their issues.
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LHM has helped heal the brokenness in my life, which in turn has helped me grow my relationship with God and my husband.
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Every candidate -- in both parties -- has to take responsibility for the brokenness of national politics, and for the disenfranchisement of so many citizens.
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Hadestown understands that everything is broken, but it sees the brokenness as a chance to start over, to cultivate and nurture something new.
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But then in the end, from amidst the brokenness and jagged pieces he exposed, he was able to bring me to a high again.
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"Most people have some brokenness in their family," he said, adding they want to know what politicians will do for the least of these.
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"That brokenness, plus me opening up to a greater, higher power and reconnecting with divinity, gave me a wholeness I never had," she added.
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My stepson is 20, and even for him this is a different generation, because of technology, but also because of the brokenness of things.
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These are the former glories of the house although I like their fall and brokenness much more than grieving for a time I missed.
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As a "film," it feels messy and sometimes unfocused, but as a theatrical performance it's strong, mostly because Wilkerson's anger and brokenness is palpable.
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" In 2016, Jarrid founded Anthem of Hope, a Christian organization dedicated to "amplifying hope for those battling brokenness, depression, anxiety, self-harm, addiction and suicide.
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Russell has created an astute account of brokenness, how the destructive power of this early relationship reverberates in the convoluted way Vanessa's mind processes it.
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"The majority of people are unaware of the brokenness in our criminal justice system, especially the people most enabled to do something about it," Inman said.
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In its brokenness, Letchworth aptly reflects the horror show it became—the rampant neglect and mistreatment of the intellectually and developmentally disabled and the mentally ill.
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Years after that, he would listen to a man having the kind of mental breakdown that the hole courts — the screaming and the incoherence, the brokenness.
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As the show progressed over three seasons, however, the show's view of Rick's nihilistic genius dimmed in favor of recognizing the toxic brokenness his character exudes.
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"Our hearts are broken most especially for the victims of sexual abuse, and pain and brokenness that they have borne for years," Stubna told his congregation.
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It's a drama that includes sin and betrayal, redemption and grace; and ultimately it gives purpose to our lives despite the brokenness and pain we experience.
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And that moment is nestled into this brokenness that Serena is feeling — it's the most broken and alone we've ever seen her, after losing the finger.
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The church's pastor, Chad Veach, produced a film that refers to "same-sex attraction" as one form of "sexual brokenness" alongside things such as porn addiction.
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The same goes for other famous works that have been damaged by time—we not only forgive their brokenness, but appreciate them all the more for them.
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Because both lack Ben Affleck's magnetism and his deep sense of brokenness (that honestly extends beyond his character and bleeds into his real life), they don't resonate, either.
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In 2016, he founded Anthem of Hope, a Christian organization dedicated to "amplifying hope for those battling brokenness, depression, anxiety, self-harm, addiction and suicide," its website states.
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On "Heartless," one of a pair of new songs, the Weeknd unites the gleaming glamour of his peak pop era with the louche brokenness of his earliest work.
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In 2016, he founded Anthem of Hope, a Christian organization dedicated to "amplifying hope for those battling brokenness, depression, anxiety, self-harm, addiction and suicide," its website states.
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Even if there is a risk, Jesus calls us to live into that risk and literally give up our power and privilege to enter into the brokenness of others.
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But we don't live in that world; what the party has in its post-George W. Bush brokenness are various compromised figures, none of whom are ideal anti-Trumps.
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We're supposed to root for them despite their wrongdoings, and cheer when they ride off into the proverbial sunset as some karmic justice restores the brokenness they've left behind.
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But on screen, its broader subtext becomes much more explicit — it's a narrative, really, of brokenness and reparation, filtered through the particular experiences of black women in the American South.
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If we can give people the experience of being a member of the criminal justice system in America, that could help them better understand its brokenness from a very different angle.
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Modern Labor might be fairly innocuous on the spectrum of capitalist necessary evils, but the brokenness of the education system leaves ample room for private for-profit companies to move in.
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I got to thinking perhaps as an artist, even as an artist with the best of intentions, that I was kind of a microcosm of the brokenness of the whole system.
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The brokenness of the country's boys stands in contrast to its girls, who still face an abundance of obstacles but go into the world increasingly well equipped to take them on.
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BCS and Hope's Promise showed these ladies what it was like to walk with someone through their brokenness — through the hardest time of their life, when they feel ashamed, scared, and alone.
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" Though her parents said they were experiencing "the most unexplainable brokenness" after their daughter's tragic death, they revealed they were currently having discussions about the best way "to memorialize our baby girl.
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Beatrice has a marriage to a kind and handsome man and a political life as a dry activist, though both are shams, pieces of an identity cobbled together to conceal her brokenness.
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And his behavior, like the woodpecker, feels instinctual and feral: a deeply broken man who hammers away moment to moment trying to repair his own brokenness, and leaving nothing but a hole.
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But here's the thing: When you're working with layers upon layers of brokenness—when you're confronting the worst of what our economy can do to people in 2016—the ROI can be minimal.
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When I went beyond just defending myself and tried to use force to teach people lessons about my own power and strength, I saw in myself the kind of internal brokenness I despised.
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But in his brokenness, he explains, he has been able to make something that helps explain himself to himself; separating his chaotic internal world into distinct characters has allowed him to maintain his identity.
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We'll rail against the way the government has destroyed our health care market in one breath and resist the support offered to the poor and middle class to navigate this brokenness with the other.
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The near simultaneity of Cohen's death and Trump's election felt tragic and enormous in scope, a generational passing of the torch from the earnest artist to a world whose corruption and brokenness had been laid bare.
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Forgiveness is really crucial to find paths forward in the midst of brokenness, pain, suffering, wrongdoing, but it's both a gift that is offered and something that requires a commitment to repentance, to be received well.
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The Fifty Shades franchise is all about Ana's pleasure, even though it claims to be about Ana's attempt to fix a broken man whose brokenness is manifest in the pleasure he derives from inflicting pain on women.
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While some on the left embrace the tell-it-like-it-is realism of "rigged," they risk leaving people despondent about the brokenness of law and government — which Democrats, more than Republicans, want the public to see as effective.
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The brokenness of the self, as presented by Shalmiyev, is so thorough that fragmentation seems the only viable mode of expression: for the narrator, the intensity and pain of memories past manifest as short bursts of thought rather than coherent narratives.
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We know we're not OK; we know we're not attractive; we know that if we are to survive we this cultural chaos, we must finally make the most damaged pieces of ourselves resplendent in brokenness, without trying to become beautiful.
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Rather than watching a descent into brokenness as a result of a fundamental inability to relate to other people, we get to witness a descent into near madness as a result of an impossibly overwhelming obsession with a single person.
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"I think we wanted to link Nadia's sort-of hero song to somebody who would let you know that's a person who's been struggling for a long time with reconciling trying to find a meaningful life with having an underlying brokenness," Lyonne says.
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Mr. Black, who earlier this year wrote about "the brokenness of the country's boys" in a New York Times Op-Ed called "The Boys Are Not All Right," spoke in personal terms about advising his teenage son about boundaries, consent and ego.
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But they ought to be alert first and foremost to their own shortcomings — to the awareness of how wayward our own hearts are, how even good acts are often tainted by selfish motives, how we all struggle with brokenness in our lives.
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While her early, softly strummed guitar songs were often gorgeous despite their brokenness, "Remind Me Tomorrow," an album of hope, intimacy and perseverance, has jagged edges and a brooding swagger, built around droning synths and a propulsive rhythm section of studio musicians.
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The brokenness of our representative system of government is further entrenched by the lack of term limits on members of Congress, as well as the widespread practice of gerrymandering — the carving up of congressional districts in ways that ensure one party's hold on the electorate.
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This analysis is largely projected—a reflection of the widely shared belief that the Republican Party would thwart Trump's nomination, and that their failure to do so must be a symptom of his invincibility, when it was really just a symptom of the GOP's brokenness.
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So in addition to being about the anticipation of Jesus's birth (the first coming), Advent is also set aside as a time of quietness and austerity, meant to keep Christians from glossing over the brokenness of the world and to encourage them to anticipate the Second Coming.
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By the end, BoJack comes to understand that, rather than disappear or drag him down, his past wrongs linger like precious "kintsugi" cracks in his reformed self, serving as indelible reminders of where brokenness once was — and to illuminate who he is now as a whole.
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Abstaining, for a moment, from the clamor of compulsive jollification, and instead leaning into the reality of human tragedy and of my own need and brokenness, allows my experience of glory at Christmastime to feel not only more emotionally sustainable but also more vivid, vital and cherished.
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In an era when so many institutions have become broken, from the economy to our politics, we find some kind of comfort in the person, no matter how ruthless, who shows the drive to get things done -- no matter what -- without letting that brokenness stand in his way.
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As someone who has spent his life in various stages of brokenness, and for whom money has always seemed less an asset and more an uncontrollable force like the weather, I knew had to discover what secrets of wealth and power could be gleaned from these fat, meaty heads.
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Writes Graham about the evangelical church's increasing focus on "brokenness" — open admission of flaw and sin — rather than moral perfection in recent years: It's hard to complain about a shift in emphasis from punishment to grace—both concepts are baked into the Gospel message—but it can produce disturbing side effects.
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The play is, among other things, a meditation on the Jewish mystics' notion of God as an absent lover, evident in the brokenness of creation, the disappointment of America as a spiritual ideal (for Mormons, but also in the civil-religious imagination of Americans — white Americans, and the Jewish Americans who aspired to full whiteness — more broadly).
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But the episode gets its emotional heft from its "human" moments, like the scenes of android sex worker Niska (Emily Berrington) being objectified by men, George and Odi's interactions as they take comfort in each other's brokenness, and the heartbreaking depictions of the Hawkins household's dysfunction, which is rooted in Joe's selfishness and exacerbated by the addition of the alluring Anita.
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The catalyst for 2017/18 tax reform is a broken tax code, and that brokenness is most evident in two places: A brutally non-competitive business tax code that hasn't come close to dealing with the global realities of the last 30 years; and a glut of tax brackets and deductions that are too confusing, too easy to manipulate, and too divorced from simplicity and fairness.
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