The easeful middle age the couple imagined for themselves is upended.
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The still beauty in her singing is impressive, but her easeful storytelling feels practically radical.
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Check out the new niche lifestyle journal Wm Brown to see how easeful one can be.
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The goal that followed was so easeful, so understated, that it was momentarily hard to process.
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"Blonde" is dewy, radiant and easeful, with an approach to incantatory soul that evolves moment to moment.
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Do moviegoers secretly crave to be reminded each easeful season that life can be a hard scrape lest we become defenseless creatures of leisure?
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What gets me in Shore's work is an easeful acceptance of a world—the actual, whole one—in which I have never felt quite at home.
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If you do, you might decide to let your child take out a few more student loans, rather than hurting your chances for an easeful retirement.
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Some scientists have begun to wonder whether exercise that was physically taxing, either because it was prolonged or intense, might affect appetite differently than more easeful exercise.
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The Australian singer-songwriter Troye Sivan (whom The New York Times's Jon Caramanica called "an easeful polymath who manages to make big moments feel intimate") is the musical guest.
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"Take Me to the Alley" opens with a version of "Holding On" that could be Mr. Porter's own organic remix: easeful, acoustic, with a beat that's more insinuated than declared.
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Mr. Sivan — born in South Africa, and raised in Australia — may well be the prototype for tomorrow's global pop star, an easeful polymath who manages to make big moments feel intimate.
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If Keats was "half in love with easeful death," Whitman was head over heels for it, as a subject fit for his titanic drive to coax positive value from absolutely anything.
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She lent her voice to a wistful duet version of "Make the World Go Away" on Jamey Johnson's 2012 collection of classic Hank Cochran country songs, and the elegant shuffle echoed easeful studio performances of the Nashville Sound era.
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Moments like that, in which semi-surreal details are happened upon rather than contrived, demonstrate Van Sant at his most easeful, and the languor is sustained by Jonah Hill, as Donnie, a rich and sickly soul who becomes John's A.A. sponsor.
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The songs on the Syrian-born artist Bedouine's self-titled debut album, from this spring, reveal her as a gifted folk artist in the classic mold: sweet-voiced, lyrically knowing, partial to easeful harmonies and softly picked acoustic guitar patterns.
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The Conservatives have an absolute majority, and a big chunk of Corbyn's Labour party are in love with easeful death, to the extent that they reacted with horror when he said that as Prime Minister he'd refuse to push the big red button marked 'exterminate the brutes.
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Still, when Mr. Laskey wafts into view near the start of "As You Like It," his easeful gait as Rosalind recalls the celebrated Olivia on this same stage that the Globe's first artistic director, Mark Rylance, ended up taking in triumph to Broadway in 2013 (and for which he won a Tony the following year).
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Maybe not as the same player he was during the first act of his career, when he was one of the league's most easeful and effective scorers, and maybe not even as Allen did during the differently graceful second act, when he coolly pared his game down to fit into multiple-star constellations, first in Boston and then in Miami.
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Easeful Court Easeful Court (青逸軒) is an estate of the Hong Kong Housing Authority. It was supposed to be sold under HOS, changed to rental after policy change of Hong Kong Government at the time of a property slump to stabilise the property prices in wake of the SARS epidemic. It consists of two towers, with a total of 510 rental units. Each flat is let at higher rent than for other public housing estate because of having better facilities.
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Variety magazine's review remarked 'There are moments everything take wing as a musical, mostly whenever Fagbenle's splendidly serpentine, easeful Sportin' Life is around. Light on his feet, his every moment is poised and polished.' Variety.com, 12 November 2006.
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Cheung Ching Estate is the first stage of new town development. All the estates in this development are named "Cheung variable Estate" (), and most flats were destined for rental. Tsing Yi Estate is named after Tsing Yi Hui, which was demolished to make way for its construction. Easeful Court was originally destined for the HOS, but ended up being let due to the impact of SARS.
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Melancholy occupies a prominent place in romantic poetry, and is an important source of inspiration for the Romantic poets. In '"Ode to a Nightingale", Keats wrote: ::...................................................for many a time ::I have been half in love with easeful Death, ::Call’d him soft names in many a mused rhyme, ::To take into the air my quiet breath; ::Now more than ever seems it rich to die, ::To cease upon the midnight with no pain.
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Wang Magus is seen with a deep blue scholarly uniform, long black hair, and an easeful complexion. Once Wang Magus arrived at the Western Foothills, he told Baby Tooth the three consentions and left. At a later point, following his return to the Western Foothills, Wang Magus became enraged over Baby Tooth's refusal to obey his words. Before Wang Magus could lay his sword upon Baby Tooth, Nezha quickly jumped in the way and engaged in a duel.
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At the review aggregator website Book Marks, which assigns individual ratings to book reviews from mainstream literary critics, the novel received a cumulative "Positive" rating based on 25 reviews: 10 "Rave" reviews, 9 "Positive" reviews, 4 "Mixed" reviews, and 2 "Pan" reviews. Writing for The Guardian, author Sarah Perry praised Mitchell's "consciously easeful and frictionless" prose. In its starred review, Kirkus Reviews praised Utopia Avenue for its detail and realism, calling it Mitchell's most "realistic" novel since Black Swan Green (2006)." Publishers Weekly gave the novel a rave review, calling it "Mitchell at his best.
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Linping New Town is in the southern part of Linping, including Linping Road Station, Central commercial areas and Big Dongan Community. In order to build up Linping as a modern new town, the founders used “ compact city, easeful city, literate city, intelligent city and leisure city” as the elementary idea. Linping Road Station shortens the time from Linping to other big cities, thus conducing many people getting entertainments, taking leisure time, and setting home in Linping. In addition, the central commercial areas will become the financial trade market, businesses office, meeting exhibition and super shopping place.
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Theatrical agent and author Edward Peron Hingston described the hotel in 1863, :An air of sumptuous splendor and easeful comfort strikes us immediately as we enter the doors, as being characteristics of the house. Newly built, only a portion of the intended edifice completed, and the grand staircase not yet opened, the Occidental is but an incomplete sample of that which it is intended to be. The interior fittings are those of a first-class hotel; the bedrooms are airy, the beds soft and large; the salle-a-manger is a spacious hall, with elaborate embellishments and columns of noble proportions. There are breakfast rooms and supper rooms, hot and cold baths for everybody, well-carpeted stairs, elegant drawing rooms for the use of the ladies, pianos of the best manufacture, and lounges and rocking chairs of the most luxurious construction.
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Roy Chowdhury does not emphasize on any monolithic poetic premise: instead his easeful tête-à-tête mood builds up a quick bond with the readers, and why not? He thinks the way the Bengalis think, he lends voice to the habitual Bengali Poetic thoughts. This rare excellence has characterized every piece of his writings that amuses poetry lovers". The Fox Chase Review says, "Bibhas’s voice pulsates with an undercurrent of passion... it is melancholic yet inflected with hope... pithy in words but loaded with sensitivity... it is a reflection of the loneliness of the poet’s heart and its aches. To quote Kafka, “(his) pen is the seismograph of (his) heart.” I realized that these poems are not for idle reading. I read them once, I read them again and then again each time sinking a little deeper into their profundity, their challenging complexity, and emerged with an ‘aha’ feeling. That is the beauty of these poems... they plummet you beyond the tips into their inner core and thereby into your own deeper recesses, conversing with your sense of self.
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Holy Living is largely concerned with questions of practical morality, of a type that has hardly changed from the 17th century to today. The companion volume, Holy Dying, was occasioned by the death of the wife of Taylor's patron and employer, the Earl of Carbery. That book is half Christian instruction and half memorial sermon, with Taylor displaying his gift for poetic prose. Coupled with the 17th century cult of melancholia, the result is prose that is simultaneously stately and rapturous, "half in love with easeful death", and reads like prose poetry: :But so have I seen a Rose newly springing from the clefts of its hood, and at first it was fair as the Morning, and full with the dew of Heaven, as a Lambs fleece; but when a ruder breath had forced open its virgin modesty, and dismantled its too youthful and unripe retirements, it began to put on a darknesse, and to decline its softnesse, and the symptomes of a sickly age; it bowed the head, and broke its stalk, and at night having lost some of its leaves, and all of its beauty, it fell into the portion of weeds and outworn faces.
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