JOHN DONOHOE: It was a gut-wrenching day and a gut-wrenching week.
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Kabala's story is gut wrenching, but he is not alone.
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It was gut-wrenching and depressing to learn this is happening.
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"The feeling is just gut-wrenching," Tyce said of her fall.
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Watching the Ice Dragon destroy the Wall was seriously gut-wrenching.
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Not gut-wrenching in the same way, but all the same.
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What you are dealing with is unpredictable, bleak, and gut-wrenching.
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The tiny plane drops into a gut-wrenching turn toward base.
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Bieber learns towards him and BAM: tears and gut-wrenching wails.
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It's full of gut-wrenching surprises that catch us off guard.
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By this account the administration has been a gut-wrenching failure.
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The judge transformed the gut-wrenching hearing into a therapy session.
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These survivors shared gut-wrenching stories, with legislators and the press.
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Mike Shinoda performed "Looking for an Answer" and it was gut-wrenching.
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I can't imagine how gut-wrenching that reality, but it is true.
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This entire process has been absolutely gut wrenching for this entire family.
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It's not just here in the U.S. It's everywhere … It's gut-wrenching.
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It makes for DeMarco's most generously honest, gut-wrenching song to date.
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It is such a deeply personal and gut-wrenching reconstruction of identity.
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In gut-wrenching scenes, cameras show Abedin looking deeply pained at home.
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It's gorgeous, gut wrenching, and poignant to the point of being disturbed.
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Suddenly both engines weren't working and Sullenberger faced a gut-wrenching decision.
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While the crowd was diverse, their stories were consistent and gut-wrenching.
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In one day, you can experience something heartbreaking, gut-wrenching, and discouraging.
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It informs by way of gut-wrenching crime photos around black pain.
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The thought of Glenn never seeing his unborn child is gut-wrenching.
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What a gut-wrenching decision it was when I chose to decline.
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That scene where she goes to see her daughter is gut-wrenching.
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"Every night going to bed, it was gut-wrenching," said Mr. King.
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She turned on the news, and what she saw was gut-wrenching.
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John Morrow has a past that is nothing short of gut-wrenching.
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Every life is precious and every questionable police-involved shooting is gut-wrenching.
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I'd had the gut-wrenching feeling, off and on, for about a year.
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The partner had to make the gut-wrenching choice to cut the rope.
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. – Gut-wrenching testimony at the sentencing hearing for Army Sgt.
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With six men left, that means there will be two gut-wrenching goodbyes.
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Writer Julie Barton understands that love to a heartwarming and gut-wrenching extreme.
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"This is a gut-wrenching moment for all of us," de Blasio said.
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"It's been gut-wrenching," said Benjamin Pokh, 31, the co-founder of nycadvertisements.com.
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I heard gut-wrenching stories of people who struggled with pre-existing conditions.
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"It's gut-wrenching to hear the details, and we're beside ourselves," he said.
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Now they face a gut-wrenching issue: the relatives half a world away.
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Last week's day of gut-wrenching testimony had us glued to our screens.
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"It is a stunning display; it is a gut-wrenching display," Kerry said.
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It is the endlessness of the image that is gut-wrenching and humbling.
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"Gut-wrenching news about #EricBolling 19-year old only son Eric," wrote Geraldo Rivera.
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As parents of children with cancer, they have had to make gut-wrenching decisions.
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It was gut-wrenching but the absolute right decision, and at the right time.
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"This entire process has been absolutely gut-wrenching for this entire family," Leonard says.
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It certainly makes that moment and that sacrifice just all the more gut-wrenching.
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Most gut-wrenching, nearly a third of all Latino children are living in poverty.
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And around four to five million pets are euthanized, which is just gut wrenching.
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"Seein' my hero on ground zero" is his gut-wrenching articulation of the ordeal.
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The resemblance lends a gut-wrenching realness to this wildly successful demonic possession film.
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My high school Holocaust education did not include a gut-wrenching visit to Auschwitz.
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Still, it's pretty gut-wrenching to hear it all again from the man himself.
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And this gut-wrenching sequence is a test for him and for the player.
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The results are gut-wrenching, as an addled Grace turns on her juvenile charges.
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But can you imagine the gut-wrenching choices we'd all face without health insurance?
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The off-season, though, may be more gut-wrenching for fans of both teams.
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I feel incredibly lucky to have that option, but this is still gut-wrenching.
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We suggest you read the whole, gut-wrenching diatribe below in full: So, uh, yeah.
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I heard the gut-wrenching 911 calls they made after their child was found dead.
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One scene in particular stands out, however, as the most gut-wrenching of them all.
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" A week after his passing last year, Tanya opened up about her "gut wrenching sadness.
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It's a gut-wrenching Catch-22, but Bérard believes the former is the bigger concern.
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But the truth is, gut-wrenching stories like this continue to be all too common.
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It's gut-wrenching and hard to watch, but that is what makes it so important.
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China would plunge into its most gut wrenching recession since the days of Mao Zedong.
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" She continues, "With six men left, that means there will be two gut-wrenching goodbyes.
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And so far on Friday, there have been some gut-wrenching moves in global markets.
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When our first pregnancy suddenly ended in miscarriage, the grief was swift and gut-wrenching.
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"It's gut-wrenching," Justin Wischnewsky, fire captain of the Channelview Fire Department, told ABC News.
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His loss, along with his beloved daughter and seven others, was gut-wrenching and unfathomable.
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It is a turbulent, wild, emotional, gut-wrenching ride right up until the very end.
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He's right, of course, and his wisdom is borne out in some gut-wrenching ways.
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That drama has led to gut-wrenching losses crippled by late-inning collapses this season.
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One new theory is particularly gut-wrenching: Did Jack die in the attacks on September 11?
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"The stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching," he tweeted.
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And so last year, Fatima made the gut-wrenching decision to flee to Europe by herself.
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" Lovato's gut-wrenching, live performance reverberated so strongly, several viewers and celebrities reacted on Twitter. "Incredible.
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Kate Walsh is unrecognizable and utterly brilliant in a gut-wrenching performance as Hannah's bereaved mother.
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Following the news of the fire, many celebrities expressed their sadness at the gut-wrenching sight.
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But first they'll have to hear what promises to be gut-wrenching testimony from their kids.
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Ford, a Ph.D. research scientist, gave an answer that was science-based and emotionally gut-wrenching.
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Watching Asher cry as he tells Michaela she stabbed him in the heart is gut-wrenching.
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Traditionally, the nativity scene is pastoral — meant to inspire feelings of joy, not gut-wrenching horror.
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But he's gone through the gut-wrenching experience of waiting out his baby son's heart surgery.
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For Daniel DaSilva, the already tense twists of March Madness have proved even more gut-wrenching.
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"'AS Chingy' is and remains gut-wrenching to listen to," Rolfes confesses to The Creators Project.
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The "steady beat of stories" alleging harassment, abuse and inappropriate behavior is "gut-wrenching," he said.
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Gone were the poisoned rivers, and with them the gut-wrenching imagery that sustained widespread outrage.
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Even oil managed to regain a little ground after the gut-wrenching slide of recent weeks.
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"It was a little gut-wrenching at the end, but we got the win," Ausmus said.
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There were finally real, gut-wrenching conversations about eating disorders, body image, transphobia and gender identity.
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They saw the scene in question back then, and say it wasn't nearly as gut-wrenching.
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But then it all really dissolved into what you saw, this gut-wrenching, raw emotional talk.
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"The stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching," Pichai wrote.
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Blanchett spoke about the "gut wrenching" interactions with some of the 700,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.
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We already knew the decision we had to make, however gut-wrenching and heartbreaking it was: termination.
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While the loss was sad, it became gut-wrenching after a controversial call by the game's officials.
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It has been the single most tumultuous, emotional, gut-wrenching, wild, yet amazing ride of my life.
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And if they didn't before, well… they certainly found out firsthand during last night's gut-wrenching episode.
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"That was pure gut-wrenching fear, and deservedly so, because we were on the brink," he said.
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Chorley, 44, bared her soul about the gut-wrenching choice she never thought she'd have to make.
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Three times, I've felt the same gut-wrenching grief and confusion mixed with a hint of anger.
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Founder John Labanowski blamed the "gut-wrenching" decision to liquidate on the boom-bust nature of oil.
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At some point, everyone experiences the gut-wrenching heartbreak of losing their precious photos, videos, and documents.
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Throughout his career Jon Pylypchuk has confronted the most awkward and gut-wrenching parts of being human.
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The gut-wrenching slide of the 2008 stock market crash is unforgettable for those caught in it.
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"That's really gut wrenching, especially knowing that these cups were going to dispatchers," O'Mara told the station.
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It is one of the most, on a base level, kind of gut-wrenching parts of it.
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Prepare for some gut-wrenching tragedy when the series returns from its holiday hiatus on January 13, 2017.
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Other reporters in the region agreed with their assertion that the end of the paper is gut-wrenching.
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In one particularly gut-wrenching scene from the season tease, Ravenel takes their children away as Dennis sobs.
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"There will be two gut-wrenching goodbyes [in the next episode]," Lindsay said in her exclusive PEOPLE blog.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai: The stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching.
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Even if the PTSD is addressed and overcome, studies show the gut-wrenching dreams may not go away.
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"Heck, Britain gave you a 53 and they just went through that gut-wrenching Brexit election," Cramer said.
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The result was a gut-wrenching death season and emotional funeral near the end of the blockbuster film.
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But one of the most gut-wrenching parts of the song is one Sugar didn't plan at all.
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My mom posted a gut-wrenching comment on my brother's Facebook page about the unfairness of it all.
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"I think when any parent hears the word 'cancer' associated with their child, it's gut-wrenching," Scott said.
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"The doctors advised us to make the gut-wrenching decision to remove life support," Ms. Shader Smith said.
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So it was only fitting that it would end with an excruciating game, and another gut-wrenching defeat.
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This time there was just gut-wrenching despair as Serbia's hopes slipped away in the cruelest fashion imaginable.
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Since the opioid crisis began, addictions, overdoses and opioid-related deaths have increased at a gut-wrenching rate.
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It was a four hour and 10-minute grind against Nadal and Zverev was another gut-wrenching effort.
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All faced challenges — many gut-wrenching, like Julia de Burgos's near starvation in childhood — and made lasting contributions.
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The humanitarian disaster of the Trump administration's treatment of migrants has already been documented in gut-wrenching detail.
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The automotive industry&aposs high costs, low margins, and gut-wrenching variability makes it a notoriously challenging business.
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Witnessing this kind of public rejection is perhaps the most gut-wrenching viewing experience possible that doesn't involve bloodshed.
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Abducted In Plain Sight is easily one of the most disturbing, gut-wrenching true crime documentaries out there. Period.
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The mere consideration over whether to terminate is gut-wrenching in a way that will leave me forever changed.
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Elizabeth has another confrontation in this episode that brings a similar sense of resolution, in similarly gut-wrenching fashion.
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Some videos are so gut-wrenching that watching them is painful, and so I will not embed them here.
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In a gut-wrenching op-ed for the New York Times, Chiu revealed a memorable exchange with her boss.
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Some of my favorite artists release the most personal, gut wrenching, amazing songs that I really can relate to.
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A gut-wrenching scene unfolded on Court 17 at Wimbledon on Thursday as Bethanie Mattek-Sands injured her knee.
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It's the first time she's spoken publicly since she delivered her gut-wrenching impact statement at Turner's June sentencing.
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After a gut-wrenching campaign, dominated by questions about character and temperament, Donald Trump will be America's 45th president.
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They're negotiated through the gut-wrenching act of dealing with each other's baggage when it's wearing your favorite scrunchie.
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A gut-wrenching decline was ahead, and the value of the metal has pretty much been declining ever since.
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The act's highlight was its gut-wrenching finale, which was aptly named the Todekuss or the Kiss of Death.
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After watching Blake Horstmann's gut-wrenching breakup with Becca Kufrin, Garrett Yrigoyen had sympathy for his fiancée's runner-up.
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It's beautiful and gut-wrenching and some of the hardest I've cried at this show in its entire run.
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"To this day, it's the most gut-wrenching thing I've ever had to do in my life," Jim said.
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"It was a gut-wrenching decision," Mr. Wayne said of replacing Burton, who died in 1984, with Mr. Neeson.
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"It's a gut-wrenching thing for Spieth," Paul Azinger, the former United States Ryder Cup captain, told the BBC.
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My journey to Base Camp began with a very short but gut-wrenching flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, Nepal.
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"The stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching," Google CEO Sundar Pichai tweeted.
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And Edith Zimmerman's lovely, funny but completely gut-wrenching comic about her first year sober is a must-read.
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I've called almost every Leftovers episode this season "gut-wrenching," or "devastating," or "extraordinary," or all of the above.
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"The public statements made by athletes who previously trained at the Karolyi Ranch are gut-wrenching," Mr. Abbott said.
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Texas' governor ordered an investigation into what he called "gut-wrenching" allegations after the gymnasts came forward in Texas.
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"The stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching," Pichai tweeted in June 2018.
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When it ended, he suffered a more gut-wrenching pain from heartbreak than anything the cancer had ever inflicted.
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Shire gained notoriety on Tumblr and Twitter, posting beautiful, gut-wrenching poems meditating on home, womanhood, and the immigrant experience.
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However, the signs point less to a flatline and more to a gut-wrenching EKG full of ups and downs.
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This is a frequently gut-wrenching family drama that el-Toukhy directs with a sure hand, except when she doesn't.
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How does the gut-wrenching trial, which exposes so many of their inner secrets, set them up for their futures?
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"The allegations about the behavior of Harvey Weinstein and Matt Lauer are gut-wrenching," Ms. Maddow said on Friday night.
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The gut-wrenching knowledge that Comey's initial announcement about the emails may have gotten Donald Trump elected is bad enough.
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I'm left with a gut-wrenching goodbye and the harsh reality that I had to break someone's heart in half.
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Canongate Books; £14.99A gut-wrenching tale of how wanting a child can wreck a woman, a marriage and a community.
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Just after my son's first birthday, I was on the phone with my mom, grappling over a gut-wrenching decision.
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"Getting that call was gut-wrenching," Arnold admitted of learning about Ford, who died following an aneurysm at age 52.
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Gut-wrenching cramping that doesn't go away after popping a couple NSAIDs is one of the hallmark signs of endometriosis.
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The shooter apparently seeded warnings on Twitter and 8chan before livestreaming the rampage on Facebook for 17 gut-wrenching minutes.
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I can't imagine as a father how gut wrenching such a reality is for you, but it is still true.
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It all starts with a gut-wrenching case when one of Chicago's finest is shot in the line of duty.
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The second half of the loop, however, is like a gut-wrenching death plunge on a 4,000-foot roller coaster.
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"I just decided that something had to give, and I had to make a very gut-wrenching decision," Lakshmi said.
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The idea that virtual assistants would ingrain any of sort gender inequality in either of them is genuinely gut-wrenching.
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Good. That crossover hit is a stepping stone to other gut-wrenching songs the band made about devotion and intimacy.
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He's like a surge of smoke from a monitor, a command line overload running in a mawkish, gut-wrenching collapse.
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But Ms. Asante's new film, "Where Hands Touch," an attempt to tell one such story, is a gut-wrenching misfire.
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And looking back and knowing that I wasn't the kind of mother that I want to be — it's gut wrenching.
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Tusk also pushed "gut-wrenching" TV ads, in which immigrants and minorities accused the anti-Uber taxi industry of racism.
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Suddenly my inbox filled with gut-wrenching messages from people who had similarly awful experiences, or knew someone who had.
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The original "Party of Five" had no shortage of gut-wrenching drama, but it was born of a different impulse.
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The subsequent rejections they receive from Lawrence and Jared sting, but it's this argument that is the most gut wrenching.
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This gut-wrenching novel about the Gwangju massacre has no interest, and rightly so, in making us feel at peace.
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Mainstream outlets regularly cover the maniacal rhetoric of Kim Jong Un, and have run gut-wrenching pieces on his gulag.
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It is sickening and gut-wrenching and as a parent I don't even have the strength to fully confront it.
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He's taken the painful tragedy and turned it into a gut-wrenching web comic with details that capture the hellish experience.
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Still, as fans, we have to ask ourselves: is being punked in such a visceral, gut-wrenching manner an unforgivable offense?
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Her lyrics are darker than any black metal band writing about Satan, and more gut-wrenching than an Elliott Smith song.
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Officer Jeronimo Yanez shot Castile, who died as his girlfriend recorded a gut-wrenching video that was posted to Facebook Live.
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And they have given her campaign, an often cautious and poll-tested operation, a raw, human and sometimes gut-wrenching feeling.
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The 'gut-wrenching' decision to shut down her businessLakshmi had a lot going on in her late twenties and early thirties.
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People started to lose their jobs, a now familiar—if always gut-wrenching—story in the annals of rust-belt malaise.
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The victim impact statements are expected to be emotional, heartfelt and gut-wrenching tales of the abuse and its lasting effects.
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It is gut-wrenching to try to absorb the enormity of the state-sanctioned murder — which I believe executions to be.
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John E. Stafford, Rye, New York Thank you, C.J. Chivers, for your gut-wrenching accuracy and compassion in telling this story.
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Joplin, still relatively unknown, floored the music industry luminaries backstage with her gut-wrenching blues, immediately elevating her career into superstardom.
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In the guise of a gut-wrenching story of divorce, Baumbach has finally made his version of a feel-good movie.
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Those who have fled have told gut-wrenching stories of systematic mass rape, murder and the burning down of entire villages.
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He said even prison officials found them gory and gut-wrenching, and the environment inside the prison would become oppressive afterward.
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For now, he is forbidden to enter the campus where he has taught law since 2009 — a ban he finds gut-wrenching.
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Her job can be gut-wrenching, but she says her two boys save her life every time she walks in the door.
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Aly Raisman is calm, cool and collected during competition, but her parents put every gut-wrenching emotion on display from the sidelines.
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Her ability to connect with her own grief as well as her character, Randi's, is what makes the scene so gut-wrenching.
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Tim Ryan's challenge of House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi for control of the House Democrats, just weeks after the gut-wrenching election.
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Christine Blasey Ford delivered gut-wrenching testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday — and not to the most representative audience, either.
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You can pre-order Chernobyl on Blu-ray for £19.99 now, and experience the gut-wrenching nuclear disaster that shocked the world.
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It's emotional, gut-wrenching, and something everyone needs to watch to fully understand what has happened and is happening in this country.
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By layer 50, neither De'arra nor Ken can really move — all aspects of a gut-wrenching scene from a thriller film, basically.
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The crippling, gut-wrenching pain that followed every punch and every poke felt like my skin was being nailed to a wall.
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Except the calming landscape image fades into a close-up of one of the feral children letting out a gut-wrenching scream.
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With this being the last episode of This Is Us in 2017, there's no doubt that it'll be a gut-wrenching one.
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"Oh my god, gut-wrenching laughter, I clenched and fell to my knees laughing so hard," Jones said of playing the game.
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In the gut-wrenching days following a mass shooting, people often attempt to cope with the tragedy by sharing their feelings online.
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The gut-wrenching story of Steven Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey has captured the public imagination as few criminal cases do.
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The park offers a victim's narrative, illustrating in gut-wrenching detail how more than 100,000 people perished and thousands more were injured.
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The reason we laugh at those gut-wrenching videos is because our brain does not know how to process what we're watching.
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Editorial What Secretary of State John Kerry called his "gut wrenching" visit to the Hiroshima war memorial on Monday served several purposes.
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"It was pretty gut-wrenching because essentially you just see a pile of homes on the curb, like they're trash," he said.
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In one of the most gut-wrenching parts of the trailer, a dad is trying to find the father who abandoned him.
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Mitchell Modell, 65, the company's president and C.E.O., said in an interview on Wednesday night that it was a gut-wrenching decision.
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If Liverpool's two cup final losses have been visceral and gut-wrenching, their league campaign has been more of a creeping death.
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I'm reading Twitter reports from doctors in Italy about how they have to make this gut-wrenching decision about who they treat.
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For many listeners, it was gut-wrenching to learn that Mr. McLemore was most likely struggling with being a closeted gay man.
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The testimonies come after more than 150 young women, including Thomashow, gave gut-wrenching accounts of Nassar's abuse in nearby Ingham County.
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That 2013 tournament run was the most recent to end for Beilein in gut-wrenching fashion thanks to Cardinals Coach Rick Pitino.
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Ultimately, there were more than 160 witnesses, including numerous Olympic athletes, who gave gut-wrenching testimony about his effect on their lives.
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And as her mother said in a gut-wrenching statement on Facebook, she touched so many lives along the course of her travels.
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Yes, I lost the cycle race yesterday and that was gut-wrenching but life does go on, the sun rises the next day.
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Pretoria, South Africa (CNN)Reeva Steenkamp's father delivered a gut-wrenching plea Tuesday for Oscar Pistorius to be punished for murdering his daughter.
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On the other hand, it's gut wrenching to watch a 315-pound lineman take a quarterback down like a lion on a zebra.
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It's a gut-wrenching and damning account of our broken immigration system, a revelation of the wholly human consequences that can't be ignored.
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At that game, a glass of wine went for a gut wrenching $25, a domestic beer $13, and a bottle of water $7.
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" Seacrest has denied the allegations and wrote in a guest column for THR that "to have my workplace conduct questioned was gut-wrenching.
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It's a gut-wrenching moment for Bran, who watches and realizes that the long-accepted story he's heard is ultimately just a story.
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Leaving spectators and athletes alike with one gut-wrenching question: how much of a literal shit-show is this Olympics going to be?
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It's gut-wrenching to see them tear down their second home brick by brick, the business they helped nurture for two decades gone.
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North Carolina Children's Hospital kept performing pediatric heart surgeries despite doctors' concerns about the program's performance, NYT reports in a gut-wrenching investigation.
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Tyrese has posted a gut-wrenching, almost hysterical video where he dissolves into tears at times and other times shows bursts of anger.
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Celebrations, commiserations, falling in love, and gut-wrenching heartbreaks have always seen me—and my contemporaries, elders, and ancestors—reaching for a glass.
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"This series gives viewers rare access to Dave Holloway's gut-wrenching search for answers," Oxygen executive Rod Aissa tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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The public viewing of former Saints defensive end Will Smith was gut-wrenching, as his wheelchair-bound wife, friends and relatives said goodbye.
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It was the same gut-wrenching daily ritual my State Department colleagues and the family members of the victims being detained surely endured.
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Chicagoans, weary and sometimes numb to a daily drumbeat of gun violence in the news, took notice of the particularly gut-wrenching crime.
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The death of Mufasa (James Earl Jones, who voiced the character in the original movie) and the reaction by Simba is gut-wrenching.
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After his plea, Reed told reporters he experienced "gut-wrenching humiliation and embarrassment" over his arrest, after serving as Harrisburg's mayor for decades.
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Opening the season here the past few days had been a gut-wrenching reminder of how close the Mets came to a championship.
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That moment feels gut-wrenching, to imagine a Season 3 where Barry won't have those connections to the Wests, to Cisco, to Caitlin.
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His perplexity echoed the alarming state of denial he often displayed when questioned about the gut-wrenching cruelties committed by Bosnian Serb forces.
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The truly gut-wrenching moment comes when the Flyers PA has to ask fans to "have some class" and stop throwing the bracelets.
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"The Bells" brought us back to what Thrones is about — the inevitable brutality of violent struggles between humans — in a gut-wrenching way.
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It was another gut-wrenching result for Georgia Tech, which last season lost 10 games by six or fewer points to conference opponents.
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Like any intense love affair, it can be gut-wrenching to live life while your raw, bleeding heart walks around outside your body.
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It was a second gut-wrenching defeat for Ewing, the Hoyas having lost another upset bid in overtime against Syracuse in mid-December.
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It took the #MeToo movement, an explosion of resignations, and Brett Kavanaugh's gut-wrenching confirmation hearing to reform sexual harassment policy in Congress.
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Sadie's emotional telling of her "leaving story" is all the more gut-wrenching given just how shut-down she is for most the film.
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"It was gut-wrenching," Janet Smith, who has been a close friend of the family for 8 years, told PEOPLE of the child's removal.
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It was absolutely gut-wrenching stuff, reminiscent of the hundreds of other times throughout history when fans were injured by a fast-moving object.
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Almost Bacchanalian, she zips through songs of chaotic restlessness, sexual prowess and gut-wrenching, heart-aching songs of deep love and even deeper loss.
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So did Kensky's "gut-wrenching" decision to amputate her right leg in January 2015, because it had been so severely wounded in the bombing.
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His story line felt the most gut-wrenching this week, a choice suggesting that "Insecure" could broaden to become more of an ensemble series.
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Baltimore's season ended with two straight losses, including last week's gut-wrenching 31-27 loss at Pittsburgh which eliminated the Ravens from the playoffs.
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"This is a really tough situation and it's gut-wrenching," city spokeswoman Melody Pettit told a brief news conference outside the community's city hall.
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Getting to and being in an airport stresses me out to a gut-wrenching extent, but I don't particularly have a fear of flying.
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I don't think they were horrible, but by the same token it was gut-wrenching to see mothers and children sitting there in cages.
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One of them even looked like her and had been told the same lie about her origins, and then the same gut-wrenching truth.
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This week, we are facing the gut-wrenching news that an 183-month-old child is among the 26 dead in a Texas church.
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Some time ago, I traveled to Massachusetts to see Emily's family when suddenly she had to lie down because of a gut-wrenching pain.
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"It was a really emotional, gut-wrenching season in ways that we haven't seen in a really long time," Harrison told Good Morning America.
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I was there for the gut-wrenching calls, when we were caught between the Scylla and Charybdis of law and ethics in foggy conditions.
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He described his symptoms and how they had progressively grown worse: wheezing, shortness of breath with the slightest exertion and this gut-wrenching cough.
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And the bullpen's shortcomings were on gut-wrenching display in a 5-4 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates in 10 innings on Saturday night.
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The most terrifying and gut-wrenching scene comes at the end, when a teenage girl wonders if she is going to live or die.
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"This is gut-wrenching for anyone who has entrusted a care facility with the well-being and safety of a loved one," Yost said.
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"It has been 7 yrs to the gut-wrenching #Nirbhaya case & our moral fabric continues to be in pieces," Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar tweeted.
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They considered questions that went beyond one state's gut-wrenching political scandal: When is it right to forgive, and when is an act unforgivable?
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But it was a gut-wrenching experience, I think it's fair to say for those of us who worked for Microsoft at the time.
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The gut-wrenching audio, known within the FBI as the "death tape," gives a rare insight into the way that cult leaders manipulate their followers.
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Ventimiglia stopping by the Refnery29 offices, box of tissues in hand, might just make us feel prepared to sit through this gut-wrenching season finale.
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We found it gut-wrenching, the thought of watching our company burn to the ground after just a few months of giving it our all.
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"Not Reality TV" offers a gut-wrenching survey of the consequences of climate change, including deadly floods, rising seas, crop-killing droughts and raging wildfires.
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Tonight's "Number Two" drove the point home by switching the focus from Kevin (Justin Hartley) to his sister Kate and her gut wrenching, realistic loss.
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"Endgame" also has a lot of emotional — some would argue gut-wrenching — moments that could make repeat viewings difficult even for the biggest of fans.
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Last week he hit the headlines again with a claim that a "gut-wrenching slump" in profits amounts to an almost-certain predictor of recession.
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Just as Nick gets ready to make the gut-wrenching decision to send one woman home, he gets a surprise visitor, who could change everything.
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Ominously, the last time the market staged this long a period of quiescence was in early August — shortly before stocks took a gut-wrenching tumble.
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Viewers have said it was just too gut-wrenching, even though it was telegraphed for weeks that Ron's terminally ill character was nearing the end.
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There is so much gut-wrenching drama packed into Extremis's 24 minutes that it's hard to imagine watching a full-length feature film like it.
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Sure, it feels good but that feeling doesn't last, and it's nearly always followed by feelings that range from vague discomfort to gut-wrenching misery.
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But if you thought we were past the most intense material, hoo boy, does This Is Us have more gut-wrenching twists up its sleeve.
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The park offers a victim's narrative, illustrating in gut-wrenching detail how more than 100,000 people in the city perished and thousands more were injured.
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With the lens now pointed away from the men, more than 30 pops can be heard over the span of a gut-wrenching 20 seconds.
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The ensuing public debate over "gays in the military," as the media branded the issue was new and gut-wrenching for many gays and lesbians.
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DeAngelis led students, teachers and parents through the dark days following the shooting, and through other gut-wrenching events that followed months and years later.
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Everyone associated with "The Walking Dead" keeps emphasizing how dark and emotionally gut-wrenching the season premiere is, so the baby's chances don't seem great.
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For every podcast or TV show about a possible wrongful conviction, for every gut-wrenching story about the system gone astray, there is also fear.
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On Christmas morning, a gut wrenching four hours later than our normal dayroom time, we were released from our cells to go get our meal.
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New York (CNN Business)Stocks plunged Monday and the market has unnerved investors during the past two weeks with its gut-wrenching ups and downs.
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On the one hand, her death was gut wrenching, and it unexpectedly brought together several disparate story strands in The 100's floundering third season.
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"It's just gut-wrenching," Mr. Patel said, adding that he was trying to retain employees who didn't have a working spouse or a second income.
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The captain said there would have been more lives lost that morning if Ms. York hadn't made the "gut-wrenching decision" to call law enforcement.
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Who doesn't remember the frontal assault on pension and retirement funds, the sudden, soaring unemployment, the gut-wrenching devaluation of real estate and everything else?
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Even though nearly everyone watching will be prepared for some kind of twist, the buildup and delivery of some episodes' final moments is gut-wrenching.
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Before the song ends, Rostam's moved from a gut wrenching meditation to a Bowie-in-Berlin middle section before eventually landing on a Beatles homage.
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But Steenkamp's dad delivered a gut-wrenching plea, saying he thinks of her "every morning, afternoon and night" and Pistorius has to pay for the crime.
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It'll go out triumphantly, like the Iron Giant at the end of that godforsaken, gut-wrenching movie that I adore with every fiber of my being.
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A key factor But many of these commentators are overlooking a key factor that explains, without excusing, the gut-wrenching racist spectacle of the Qiaobi commercial.
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It's a moody, swagger-filled work with gut-wrenching breakup songs, girl-you're-too-good-for-him anthems, and even a few eyebrow-raising sex tunes.
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The debates were exciting, gut-wrenching, and substantive, and they covered a wide range of threats, travesties, and kitchen-table challenges, all of which deserve attention.
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Being real, that's pretty hard to achieve, considering gut-wrenching debut 3:33AM centered on Amber's interior world collapsing after the death of her mother Mia.
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The committee heard gut-wrenching testimony Thursday from a mother whose daughter was killed in the 2012 mass shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo.
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Anyone's who seen A Star is Born will know that the final song in the movie is by far the most gut-wrenching and emotional moment.
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If you're not a fan of "The Walking Dead," you should know that zombie-filled thriller is known for some seriously gruesome and gut wrenching scenes.
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He is widely accepted as one of the most effective administrators when it comes to deregulation - something favorable to business but gut-wrenching to environmental groups.
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For the thousands of spouses, parents and children with a loved one incarcerated, the financial burden can be overwhelming — and the emotional toll is gut-wrenching.
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In an open letter on Thursday, Hackett described as "gut wrenching" his experience this week reading women's accounts of incidents that took place over many years.
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Lawmakers described the letter -- which recounts the dramatic experience of family separation and its traumatic effects -- as "gut-wrenching," which compelled them to make the video.
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Most of the suburban women I've spoken with have heard gut-wrenching stories about the agonies of withdrawal for babies born to drug-addicted mothers. Rep.
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She did not want us growing up amid the gut-wrenching poverty, anti-black bigotry and the violence that was festering in our hometown of Colon.
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CAIRO — The last days of the government of Hosni Mubarak and the turbulent revolution that followed were tense, occasionally gut-wrenching times for many in Egypt.
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"Soul-crushing and gut-wrenching to accept misogyny of USA," Cheri Heflin Callaghan, a 50-year-old real estate broker in Charleston, W.Va., said on Twitter.
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This will also hopefully remind you that, while gut-wrenching, panic attacks are usually brief, typically diminishing within ten minutes, and things will be better shortly.
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The sound emerging from speakers can be tacky, flat and superficial, and typically lacks the gut-wrenching impact of the roar that mighty pipes can produce.
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The planes could carry only two of the stranded passengers at a time, however, so numerous gut-wrenching trips were needed to transport everyone to safety.
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As invigorating as the victory was for the Astros, it was gut-wrenching for the Yankees, whose resolve will be tested once again in these playoffs.
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"It's gut-wrenching to know that I can have my daughter out here and I go inside for a minute and she's gone," Mr. Riley said.
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Watching footage from that day and knowing that my mom was inside the building was gut wrenching, but it helped me face reality, and my emotions.
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An emotionally gut-wrenching TV interview followed as the Smithtown, New York resident struggled to hold back tears and wished aloud for just "one more run".
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"Will and Testament" is a gut-wrenching novel, but it is also a gossipy one, which begs to be read in an old-fashioned, judgmental manner.
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For some business leaders, President Trump's offensive reaction to the gut-wrenching incident in Charlottesville, VA marked a breaking point from any association with this administration.
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Why it's a good alternative: " Green Room" offers all the thrills of "Captain America: Civil War," albeit in a much more gut-wrenching and violent way.
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Now that fans have had some time to digest the gut-wrenching death of Samira Wiley's character, Netflix shares a postmortem featurette paying tribute to Poussey Washington.
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And the scenes that work, really work, brimming with memorable, visceral visuals and gut-wrenching subtext that hits home even when the film doesn't quite hold up.
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The most gut-wrenching of those U.S. defeats came in Sochi when, leading 2-0 with under four minutes to play, Canada scored twice to force overtime.
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It paints a gut-wrenching portrait of the immeasurable pain a single murder conviction has, rippling through those even only tangentially involved in the trial decades later.
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Game of Thrones fans made a gut-wrenching discovery on set this week — and we're shook to the core by what it could mean for Season 8.
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Michelle Fairley performed her final, gut-wrenching moments with 100 percent commitment during every single rehearsal and every single take — even when the camera wasn't on her.
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It was only weeks ago that Kate (Chrissy Metz) married Toby (Chris Sullivan) in an emotional season 2 finale which concluded with a few gut-wrenching flashforwards.
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Not to mention, "Endgame" has a lot of emotional — some would argue gut-wrenching — moments that could make repeat viewings difficult even for the biggest of fans.
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Honestly, picking just one exemplary 30 Rock from its third and fourth seasons is a gut-wrenching choice, since those seasons represents 30 Rock at its best.
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That gut-wrenching moment is why the show, and specifically this finale, is so brilliant, so intoxicating, and so potentially the best hour of television ever made.
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Do you ever wake up, turn on the news, and experience the gut-wrenching feeling that at any moment the world might just swallow us all whole?
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The album's monolithic bass drones are as gut-wrenching as any of the landmark works that placed Lustmord at the forefront of so-called "dark ambient" music.
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Milo Ventimiglia knows you're sad about Jack's death on This Is Us, but he won't let the Crock-Pot be the casualty of Sunday's gut-wrenching episode.
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If you haven't made time or had the emotional fortitude to sit through six seasons of gut-wrenching deaths, shocks, and scheming, again, HBO has you covered.
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"It's so gut-wrenching that women had reported him to management, trying to create change, and Massage Envy just turned a blind eye," Woodley told BuzzFeed News.
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Being bypassed by someone who could have been your one and only may seem like a rare, gut-wrenching tragedy worthy of a novel or epic poem.
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What was a gut-wrenching decision then, however, turned out to be one of the best business decisions I have ever made for my company and employees.
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There are few things more gut wrenching than the home screen of a computer so cluttered with files and programs that you can hardly see the background.
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Before it was my turn to speak, we heard testimony from several women who were victimized by the sex trade, which was unbelievably moving and gut wrenching.
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"I had to make the gut-wrenching decision to lay off 70 people," said Rachel Marshall, owner of the Seattle-based brewery and bar Rachel's Ginger Beer.
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Afterward she is never the same, becoming emotionally abusive and physically violent — in one particularly gut-wrenching scene, she beats her daughter in a Walmart parking lot.
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Every cast member delivers some of their most gut-wrenching and powerful work to date, but it's Katie Cassidy and Paul Blackthorne who steal the show. 5.
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And it ends with a gut-wrenching but sweet sacrifice by Groot, who protects the rest of the Guardians from death as the villain Ronan's ship crashes.
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The tweet prompted a slew of gut-wrenching replies from veterans and their family members, including accounts of living with post-traumatic stress disorder and stories of suicide.
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In a gut-wrenching Facebook post shared Wednesday, the Indianapolis Animal Care Services shared accounts of multiple incidents of apparent animal neglect witnessed by one of its employees.
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If the vote passes, Erdogan will be able to define the move as an autonomous Turkish decision to reject the EU rather than a gut-wrenching European snub.
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Watching this instance of relapse, I felt the gut-wrenching pain of believing the problem had gone away forever only to be blindsided by a very different truth.
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It's gut-wrenching to think of how these women, and women like them around the country and throughout history, suffered, and how no one tried to help them.
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Safechuck's intermittent use of the second person "you," referring to himself — presumably to distance himself from the sexual acts he says Jackson made him do — is gut-wrenching.
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It was gut-wrenching and nerve-wracking to think I was going to have our baby, just to say goodbye as soon as we got to say hello.
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It isn't surprising, then, that The Rules Do Not Apply is a book of gut-wrenching sadness and disillusionment; Levy writes with strength and precision about her grief.
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As expected, it was gut-wrenching: Though he did survive the fire, Jack died just hours later when he succumbed to a heart attack triggered by smoke inhalation.
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Get more pop culture news here:These Books Make Us Literally Laugh Out LoudThe Most Gut-Wrenching Pixar Moments Ever30 Movie Death Scenes That Are So Wrong They're Right
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The inspiration is obviously the gut-wrenching opening of Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan, but Avery amps up the story with the sensibilities of a modern video game.
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The 22-year-old actor stars alongside the former Michael Scott actor, 56, in Beautiful Boy, a gut-wrenching story about a father and his drug-addict son.
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Feeling spent after her struggles with substance abuse and self-destruction, followed by a gut-wrenching breakup, search for God, and general existential suffering, Baker began writing songs.
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The podcast's structure is unique in that combines organic, funny moments from comedians somehow seamlessly embedded with gut-wrenching episodes from their respective pasts in dealing with depression.
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We got Gardell out in NYC Monday and asked the lifelong Steelers fan how he felt about the gut-wrenching loss to the Dallas Daks this past Sunday.
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Other than a brief tweet the night of the tragedy, this is the first time Grande has publicly addressed the bombing, and her words are absolutely gut-wrenching.
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Some believe that bluntly depicting the disturbing event — which I will not detail here, but it's absolutely gut-wrenching — is the most honest way to tackle the issue.
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"When we watched what was happening on the news, my wife and I, it almost make me cry again because we know that gut-wrenching feeling," Roderick said.
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It is the horrible symbol of what has been for decades a gut-wrenching constant of Iraqi life: the disappearance of loved ones into the machinery of despotism.
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And to this day, she always takes your most annoying calls, whether you're complaining about your boss or crying over a gut-wrenching breakup for the 50th time.
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It's almost as if Sunderland fans like the gut-wrenching anxiety of it, as if they like hanging by a thread at the bottom of the Premier League.
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Werman: And in your article in The New England Journal of Medicine, you and your coauthors outline fundamental values that might apply to making these gut-wrenching choices.
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It was a "heart-wrenching, gut-wrenching, Sophie's Choice-every-10-minutes type of experience," said Mr. Skolnick, who spent about nine months writing for Telltale's later games.
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The play, you see, memorably includes several gut-wrenching occasions when Barford's Wheeler flips his appealingly grouchy persona to reveal a black hole of ugly, flailing, desperate narcissism.
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The Ducks outshot the Predators by 28-10 over the final two periods of Game 7 but could not overcome two early goals in a gut-wrenching loss.
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"It was gut-wrenching, but we had to drain the wound," Kirin's chief executive, Yoshinori Isozaki, said in 113 after booking a $1 billion loss on the investment.
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It's one of the best-written, most gut-wrenching takedowns I've ever read of the false stereotypes and bad assumptions that so many people have about rape victims.
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Despite the gut-wrenching drama, she was able to move past the rejection and refocus on Siegfried and build on the feelings she had started to develop for him.
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The 22006-minute bout was so bloody, so epic, and so gut-wrenching that it continues to inspire rapturous praise and breakdowns over a quarter of a century later.
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Ricky Martin went full Thespian for one of the gut-wrenching scenes of "Versace: American Crime Story" ... the moment his character discovers Gianni Versace's body right after his murder.
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On Monday night, Jill said goodbye to their beloved 14-year-old Chihuahua, Ginger, after making the gut-wrenching decision to put her down because she was so sick.
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Paul Bertone I honestly thought that nobody was going to buy it, because the stuff we had to do at the end of the project felt so gut wrenching.
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The chicken joint shared the gut-wrenching news Tuesday afternoon ... telling us they tried to forecast demand through the end of next month, but people's hunger proved too much.
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Observing Baghdadi's ISIS, it was easy to imagine that somewhere, some time, they sat in meetings imagining ways in which to out-do their latest, most gut-wrenching atrocity.
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More than once I found myself anticipating a punchline during a gut-wrenching moment, or still digesting a sad moment as a silly one came along to interrupt it.
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Most notably, last year's devastating and gut-wrenching Four Phantoms release which became one of, if not the most celebrated and acclaimed funeral/death doom metal album of 2015.
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On Wednesday, Georgy Cohen, the mother of a child who will be entering kindergarten in the coming school year, shared a gut-wrenching photo of the classroom she visited.
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Once referred to as "a gut-wrenching spectacle of gory horror" by some pissant carelord on the Lonely Planet forums, Pasola is equal parts religious ritual and equestrian skirmish.
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So, are social media platforms partly responsible for the organization of hundreds of young, white men in polo shirts around Nazi propaganda and the gut-wrenching violence that followed?
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It's the insistence that every woman's story in this context is valuable that undergirds Orange Is the New Black's fourth season — its strongest and most gut-wrenching to date.
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I'll never forget hearing from women in shelters about the gut-wrenching fear for themselves and their children that they constantly face — often with little help from the authorities.
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By the time the season reaches its penultimate episode ("Animals"), we've seen enough of the twisted power dynamics at play that the gut-wrenching climax hits that much harder.
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School shootings and mass shootings in general are still a gut-wrenching reality, and there have already been 32 mass shootings this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive.
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Despite the shocking, gut wrenching images coming out of my town, the solidarity on display gives me hope that we can work toward a more open and inclusive society.
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A week of gut-wrenching courtroom revelations by gymnasts has led to separate investigations by the U.S. House of Representatives, the U.S. Senate, and the U.S. Department of Education.
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Following a gut-wrenching waterboarding, viewers watch as Ruth attempts to keep herself aligned with the right people and learn the skills needed to have her own cards to play.
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The most gut-wrenching fact about this so-called cryptocurrency is that you'd be rich as hell right now had you actually listened to that loathsome (and unlikely) financial adviser.
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It is gut-wrenching to have to tell parents their children are no longer theirs even after you've given the parents months, and sometimes years, to straighten out their lives.
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Keep in mind, you'll probably never use these books again after taking the course, so paying a small fortune for such a shallow investment makes it even more gut wrenching.
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As a new mother myself, it was gut wrenching to watch the clip, knowing all too well that many of the challenges the former Meghan Markle faces are totally unfair.
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The gut-wrenching surge in Treasury yields of 2013 fizzled out; indeed, the yield on ten-year bonds is still a shade lower than at the end of that year.
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Walsh does the heavy lifting among the adults as Hannah's broken mother, and Derek Luke also manages to squeeze in a gut-wrenching turn as Hannah's guilt-ridden guidance counselor.
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" There are gut-wrenching letters one of the kids sent Charlie, including one which said, "And why would you say that you want my mother to eat pork and die?
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YouTube loser Brooke Houts beat, shoved and spit on her Doberman -- and it's all captured on a gut-wrenching piece of footage she accidentally uploaded for the world to see.
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His costar Mandy Moore, who plays wife Rebecca Pearson, opened up about the gut-wrenching scenes — and the many more to come — during an interview on the Today show Tuesday.
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Not until later in Lakshmi's career, when she made the "gut-wrenching" decision to shut down her jewelry label, did she rein in her career to focus solely on food.
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The newspaper pointed to a Facebook post in which Kwame Kilpatrick (D) called his incarceration the "most painful, gut-wrenching and transformational time" in his life and his family's lives.
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" For his part, Seacrest has called the allegations "reckless" and penned an op-ed for the Hollywood Reporter saying that it was "gut-wrenching" to "have my workplace conduct questioned.
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Like Baldwin, Woolf has made many a top 10 list, but again, there's a reason: I know of no more gut-wrenching, soaring prose about shared consciousness, mortality and water.
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No film since has given me the same sense of sheer wonder and astonishment, nor drawn out the gut-wrenching emotions that Miyazaki was able to with his magical bathhouse.
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More of the same is likely in the months ahead: gut-wrenching swings down as well as up, rather than the steady gains that evidently lulled some investors into complacency.
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"These are gut-wrenching, first-person accounts of how kids have suffered through tragedy and persevered through sheer grit and will to live," Mr. Zuiker said in a phone interview.
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In theory, it is a question of laws and numbers, but in practice it is an emotional and often gut-wrenching matter of human lives affected and families at risk.
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In the late 1970s, the rickety passenger airplanes that landed in Salisbury, as Harare was then known, did so in a steep and gut-wrenching spiral to avoid antiaircraft missiles.
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" But he said it was more gut-wrenching to see immigrants enter the country illegally and harm or kill Americans, echoing one of the president's prime arguments for "zero tolerance.
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Watching William die — knowing full well the horrors that were happening inside him — was one of the most gut-wrenching moments this show has delivered, which is truly saying something.
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The show chronicles the gut-wrenching tale of a Steven Avery, a Wisconsin man who was exonerated and released from prison after serving 18 years for a rape he didn't commit.
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Brown won for his gut-wrenching portrayal of Randall Pearson in the hit show This Is Us. And this isn't the first time Sterling made history for an award show win.
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Bruce Springsteen looked the way a lot of NY Giants fans felt Sunday after a gut-wrenching loss against the Carolina Panthers ... with the game slipping away in the final seconds.
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At least it enables a gut-wrenching Tyrion and Jaime heart-to-heart, a conversation between brothers who love each other and know they'll never be in the same place again.
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"The stories and images of families being separated at the border are gut-wrenching," Pichai tweeted as the Trump administration ramped up its anti-immigration policy in the summer of 2018.
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I know the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away, but this particular ordeal felt especially gut-wrenching onscreen, and having to wait until Endgame feels like cruel and unusual punishment.
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It's heartbreaking at times: when Thelma tries too hard to fit in at a college party, the sequence is just as gut-wrenching as some of the movie's more horrific reveals.
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But a sociopolitical reality that hits me as the core of a gut-wrenching drama can feel appropriative to anybody who sees their own trauma and pain being depicted on screen.
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Here, she offsets whatever glint of fascination she had for her own illness with passages describing gut-wrenching suffering, fear, and regret for things that would never come back to her.
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Their press conference on Tuesday included the president of a small hospital in North Carolina, who said she said the idea of another grueling healthcare debate was "gut-wrenching" to watch.
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One could speculate that he's referring to Ciara, but no matter who he's referencing here there's no escaping the gut-wrenching loathing he has for himself over how things went down.
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Fans who like their racing with noise, smoke, gut-wrenching speed and other visceral, macho sensations would be excused for thinking that a quiet, clean electric car is a child's plaything.
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Belgium became the first side to win a World Cup knockout game from two goals down since 1970, making the loss all the more gut-wrenching for Japan and their supporters.
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The show runners for the addition to the sci-fi franchise recently told Entertainment Weekly that they want their character deaths to be just as gut-wrenching as those on GOT.
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If Netflix were to fall anywhere near that level — losing a gut-wrenching half of its market value — its corporate competitors would presumably be powering ahead with their own streaming offerings.
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Just the latest in a long line of gut-wrenching deaths and injuries done in the name of friendship and bonding — all with the tacit approval and protection of college administrators.
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While this reprise of last year's foolishness likely will affect fewer immigrants, for those it does affect, the impact will be gut-wrenching — and the moral outrage is just as egregious.
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To the Editor: Re "The Nightmare Ahead in Post-Roe America," by Michelle Goldberg (column, May 19): Deciding whether or not to have an abortion is a horrible, gut-wrenching decision.
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Partly because it's gut-wrenching, and partly because it's everywhere: the cover of TIME, the banner of that $18-million Facebook fundraiser, and the front page of the New York Times.
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In his telling, it is a gut-wrenching ordeal, a scene of anguish from the families of the fallen that bolsters his determination to bring American soldiers home from overseas conflicts.
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Related: Ryan Seacrest calls being accused of misconduct 'gut-wrenching' The accusation did not stop him from working the red carpet on Oscars night, as his employer for that gig E!
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And what do you think: In light of the dramatic, gut-wrenching revelation at the end of the piece (no spoilers here), will you in fact return to Shuafat with Remy?
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The opening scene, in which she describes the massacre in gut-wrenching detail, is one of the most brutal things I've ever read: meticulously researched, starkly written, and yet deeply empathetic.
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The exhibition's 11 artists, working in media ranging from painting to performance, explore the theme in a host of different ways that are by turns gut-wrenching, contemplative, quaint, and funny.
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"It's a chance to relive the gut-wrenching excitement of the referendum vote week through newspapers and artivists," said the exhibition curator and artist, who goes by the single name Bryden.
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Such an episode is "Return," a highly entertaining, incredibly gut-wrenching hour of television that, nevertheless, feels like a deliberately scheduled pause in season two's unrelenting series of twists and turns.
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If removing a rapist from campus is not an option, it unfairly falls upon rape survivors to deal with their presence — and it's the most gut-wrenching aspect of Sweet/Vicious yet.
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In her remarks on Saturday, Waters appeared to suggest that protesting officials in person is necessary to hold the administration accountable, especially in the wake of its gut-wrenching family separation policy.
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This is a gut-wrenching case in which two media companies want to become even more dominant than they already are, and the administration is allegedly using backchannels to censor free speech.
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Up until last night's "Beyond The Wall," Game Of Thrones season 7 has been missing the show's signature habit of murdering beloved characters in the most violent and gut-wrenching way possible.
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The opening seconds of the gut-wrenching video show a pilot and the man preparing to launch the glider—but unbeknownst to him, the guy's harness is hanging uselessly off his back.
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Despite the fact this horrific scene's choice to spend minutes staring at a dead child makes "Part 6" gut-wrenching enough, it offers yet another gruesome death only a little while later.
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In fact, when I think back to the gut-wrenching panic I felt in Lincoln, I can see now that it was completely out of proportion to the severity of the situation.
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The rest of the N.F.L. will be tuning into the action at MetLife Stadium to find out which New York team can add a gut-wrenching defeat to an already demoralizing season.
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Adding a gut-wrenching kick to the scene was that the woman's 303-year-old daughter, wearing purple footie pajamas, was tugging at her mother's limp arm, trying to wake her up.
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She has ended each of her four albums, so far, with gut-wrenching spoken-word missives—no music, just Harris and a mic—that grapple with the residual pain from her past.
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Don't let Rachel Morrison's watercolor cinematography lull you into a false sense of security—this gut-wrenching story about racism and family ties was one of the most powerful films of 2017.
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"The incident wasn't my first rodeo in terms of being interested in politics, but it was in terms of having this gut-wrenching experience and then matching it with action," she said.
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In a phone interview, Mr. Smith, who is also Microsoft's chief legal officer, called its legal problems in past decades a "gut-wrenching experience" that had shaped Microsoft in its current form.
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But the consequences of failure are nowhere more devastating than at a World Cup, where two previous finals and five semi-finals have been decided by the gut-wrenching lottery of penalties.
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While the stock market's gut-wrenching volatility appears to have subsided, nearly two-thirds of the S&P 212 still remains in correction territory, a technical term for a 22011 percent decline.
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This episode is as gut-wrenching as BoJack gets — at least before the 11th episode, "Time's Arrow," takes a deep dive into Beatrice's past by way of her disintegrating present-day mind.
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But if Killing was a cleverer film and perhaps a more "informative" one (if you want to learn about the Indonesian killings, at least), then Silence is a more gut-wrenching one.
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"It's unreal to think that someone who is going through one of the most gut-wrenching, life-altering, heartbreaking experiences is still willing to sacrifice and pump for other people's children," she says.
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When you start talking about your maximum security prison, you're talking about a completely different caliber of inmates that's incarcerated in those facilities and it's gut wrenching knowing those guys are running around.
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She finds out early on that she is suffering from a terminal disease and only has a few years to live, sending her on a journey that is positively gut-wrenching at times.
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The gut-wrenching winter finale left the fate of fan-favorite Toby (Chris Sullivan) hanging in the balance — virtually assuring every single fan will be tuning in live tonight to see what happens.
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Barcelona went on another gut-wrenching run against Real between September 1962 and December 1965, losing six league games in a row to a legendary side featuring Ferenc Puskás and Alfredo Di Stéfano.
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Along with the group's other foreign ministers, Kerry laid a wreath at a peace memorial footsteps from ground zero and toured the museum, calling it a "gut-wrenching" experience he will never forget.
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Luyendyk received his fair share of social media hate for dumping Becca Kufrin in perhaps the most gut-wrenching way — by allowing the cameras to film the action, then airing it on television.
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She filled up every room, which is why Macdonald's shrewd use of empty space (shots of Houston's abandoned New Jersey home, interspersed with video of her cooking, laughing, living) is so gut-wrenching.
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While we still have no idea what this promo really means, it's still pretty gut-wrenching to think about how Mona and Caleb might not make it to the end of the line.
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We're with Jane when she finds out and sinks to the floor in anguish — a gut-wrenching piece of acting by Gina Rodriguez — but beyond that, the episode doesn't intrude on her grief.
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I caught it before I filed, but I still had this gut-wrenching feeling that I'd narrowly avoided getting dragged off to jail for cooking the books to score a massive undeserved refund.
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"There were two victims in this case who either directly or through family members presented very gut-wrenching-to-hear impact statements in court today," she said in a telephone interview late Friday.
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In a gut-wrenching Facebook post, Adam Watson confirmed that Joshua Kaleb Watson was among those killed and said that his brother told first responders where the shooter was located inside the base.
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Like many of the great cinematic treasures of our time, the latest action-packed, gut-wrenching Blockbuster flick to hit the big screen, Ford v Ferrari, is also based on a true story.
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In a subsequent letter to readers on Lucky Peach's website, Mr. Meehan adopted the simultaneously funny and gut-wrenching language of a father explaining to the children that Mom and Dad were splitting.
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At the opposite end of the class spectrum, A. Revathi's gut-wrenching "The Truth About Me" (2010) recounted the normalized violence facing the country's hijras — a term for a variety of third gender.
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Jurors deliberated for seven hours after the nearly two-week-long trial, which included gut-wrenching testimony from some of the Charlottesville residents who were impacted physically or psychologically Fields' actions that day.
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" Martin, then less stubborn than he was in the mid 40s, happily agreed, removing the song's gut-wrenching conclusion and replacing it with something anodyne: "So hang a shining star upon the highest bough.
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The ladies give fascinating insights into how the show's uniquely balanced writers room enabled everyone to up the ante on the most bold, hysterical, and gut-wrenching season of Rick and Morty to date.
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Read these stories next: 9 Supposedly Normal Pregnancy Things I Have Not Experienced FYI: It's Totally Fine To Hate Being Pregnant No One Tells You About the Gut-Wrenching Loneliness of the First Trimester
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This season, however, Daryl's zeal has been replaced with a gut-wrenching guilt that fans got to see in Sunday's episode, "The Cell" -- perhaps one of Reedus' finest hours on the hit AMC series.
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Xavier Rathan-Mayes scored 15 points as No. 313 Florida State dealt Clemson its latest in a gut-wrenching series of close defeats, 76-74, in an Atlantic Coast Conference game at Littlejohn Coliseum.
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The Manchester by the Sea star took home the Oscar for Best Actor, winning for his gut-wrenching portrayal of a man tasked with raising his teenage nephew after the death of his brother.
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But with Casey Affleck's gut-wrenching turn in Manchester By the Sea wracking up best actor nominations and wins throughout awards season, this year's Oscars will see Washington playing an unfamiliar role: the underdog.
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The Pirates endured a gut-wrenching game in the series opener when they overcame one- and four-run deficits to take a three-run lead, only to lose in the bottom of the ninth.
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On Tuesday, Eva Ascón was coming to terms with a gut-wrenching scenario: Her parents, brothers, sisters, six nieces and nephews and other relatives have been missing since the volcano erupted near their homes.
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It's a gut-wrenching story of a woman who was taken captive by a predator and now lives in a cramped, single room with her 5-year-old son who was born in captivity.
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It's a gut-wrenching moment in a documentary that's filled with them, and with scenes that make you want to scream in frustration at the bureaucracy faced by combat veterans seeking mental health services.
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" On February 5, Seacrest wrote an op-ed for the Hollywood Reporter titled, "What Happened After I was Wrongly Accused of Harassment," in which the host described the allegations against him as "gut-wrenching.
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Kovalev told us that close call led him to a monastery in Greece -- where he got clean in the body and mind, and got over his gut-wrenching defeats at the hands of Ward.
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It was the culmination of a seven-day hearing that included gut-wrenching statements by more than 150 women, with a judge who allowed any victim to speak for as long as she wished.
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Livingston has quietly produced a number of lovely but gut-wrenching books about being Creek and gay — and, boy, is the Native book world more than overdue for a queer writer with such talent.
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For the month of February, it was down about 2.8 percent so far, relatively modest after the gut-wrenching decline of 10 percent from January's highs in the first nine days of the month.
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The gut-wrenching tug of war between rising interest rates and falling stock prices seems to be taking a rest, and strategists say the worst of the February correction may be over for now.
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A gut-wrenching new video released by nonprofit Sandy Hook Promise shows kids using back-to-school products by fleeing, fighting or helping injured classmates while in the midst of a mock school shooting.
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Eventually, in a gut-wrenching sequence, she finally registers the fact that he died when she walks into Jack's hospital room and sees his body laid out on the bed, and breaks down into tears.
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Oh, and on hand will be every actor from that gut-wrenching closing scene in the season 6 finale: Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan, Danai Gurira and Jeffery Dean Morgan among them.
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Removing the pilot, together with the systems required for a human being to fly a fighter aircraft and remain alive during the gut-wrenching manoeuvres this involves, has many advantages—not least of them, cost.
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The film "charts Alcala's reign of terror while following the gut-wrenching journey of Carrie Preston's Carol Jensen, a mother forever and tragically impacted by the collateral damage of Alcala's evil," according to the network.
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For Chesapeake and Southwestern, this year has somewhat recalled a roller coaster, constituted of gut-wrenching rises and zero-gravity drops that all eventually led to roughly the same ending point where the journey began.
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The composition, the low quality of my grandmother's outdated flip phone, the barren walls, and the look of helplessness in her posture elicited such a gut wrenching reaction the first time I saw the photo.
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It was a deeply personal, gut-wrenching look at Grant's death, and it gave a face to a polarizing debate about race and authority in America — humanizing one the biggest national discussions of its time.
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Given the epidemic of mass shootings and smaller but equally gut-wrenching episodes of gun violence, it's not exactly breaking news that tens of thousands of people in America have shot someone with a gun.
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A few hours and many attempts later, I found myself once again forced into the gut-wrenching sacrifices and compromises that have made Smithon into BattleTech's version of hell, as Austin put it on Twitter.
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His Gullet, 1996 In a literal gut-wrenching 4-hour-9-minute five-set quarterfinal match, Sampras defeated Spaniard Alex Corretja 7-6 (7-5), 5-53, 5-7, 6-26, 21-26 (27-25).
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At least 50 parents have sent their children across the border on their own, knowing that was the only way their children would be allowed into the U.S. But the decision has been gut-wrenching.
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It is a gut-wrenching cinematic experience, one that presses on all the senses without exploiting them, and as a human-inflected portrait of decency in the midst of cruelty and chaos, it's essential viewing.
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Seeing their testimony in both interviews and victim-impact statements in court is gut-wrenching; Carr goes even deeper, displaying the system of enablers who knew of this abuse and allowed it to continue anyway.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor's husband, Frederic Prinz Von Anhalt gave a gut-wrenching play-by-play Monday morning of the final moments of Zsa Zsa's life, including the warning sign that led him to call 911.
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Sunday morning threw this city and country into a panic with all the anxious, gut-wrenching confusion and sorrow that accompanies mass shootings in the United States and acts of terrorism all over the world.
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While Mr. Mark was thrilled with hearing some of the girls were safe, his joy was mixed with the awful, gut-wrenching torment of not knowing if his own two daughters were among those released.
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Carter, Los Angeles Among the myriad traits I inherited from my father, the most significant is not my eyes or my hands but rather my steadfast (often gut-wrenching) devotion to the New York Mets.
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The night before, the retiring Arizona Republican had gotten their hopes up -- seeming torn on whether to support confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination after a gut-wrenching day in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Watching concerts and looking at pictures from 10+ years ago gave me this awful gut-wrenching feeling of sadness because I knew that I could never actually go to one of their shows or anything.
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After a week off following their gut-wrenching 87-84 loss to No. 1 Duke, No. 6 Florida returns to the floor to host rival Florida State in the Fresh from Florida Sunshine Showdown on Monday.
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And we bet you'll cosign our approval if you've ever experienced the gut-wrenching heartbreak of being this close to getting your hands on one of these bad boys after months on a stalled waiting list.
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There is a fascinating, gut-wrenching story to be told about a young woman's inner conflict between the societal pressure to curb her darker emotions, and the precarious freedom that comes with surrendering to them fully.
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It would be hard to watch at any time, but now, just a few months after torch-wielding white supremacists took to the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia, the reality it presents is even more gut-wrenching.
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Gut-wrenching TV. Ava DuVernay's new OWN series is rich with detail in everything from her direction to the production design of Los Angeles mansions versus Louisiana sugar plantations to the stellar cast's deeply felt performances.
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"It is with gut wrenching sadness and unbelievable grief that I thank everyone from the bottom of my heart for the outpouring of love and support during this unimaginable time," Tanya, 41, said in her statement.
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A meditation on love and loss, longing and dependency, the album sways from shoegaze-tinged indie to shimmering pop to the same gut-wrenching minimalism that drives some of her contemporaries like Waxahatchee and Radiator Hospital.
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"It is with gut wrenching sadness and unbelievable grief that I thank everyone from the bottom of my heart for the outpouring of love and support during this unimaginable time," Thicke, 41, said in her statement.
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But the arrangements become a moral issue of gut-wrenching severity when one considers that these manufacturers fund the National Rifle Association to agitate against even the slimmest of legal reforms that might help prevent them.
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The editor and publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation " that stocks are likely to endure a gut-wrenching drop that would rival the greatest crashes in stock market history.
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"Pizza Body" enthralls because of the keen attention to detail Youngblood displays throughout, introducing a gut-wrenching pedal steel part and shifting the song towards a country-electro feel that's way cooler than that description sounds.
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The shared outpouring of heart-crushing, gut-wrenching emotion upheaval from band and crowd alike was rivaled only by their sense of social justice and the same community spirit that permeated the entire Wrecking Ball weekend.
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Theirs make for some of the most gut-wrenching moments in the film, as Meg starts to better understand him not just as her idealized yet distant father, but as a fellow flesh-and-blood human.
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"You made me promise not to announce our baby to the world until 20 weeks when we found out the sex," he began the gut-wrenching post — which has since been shared more than 208,000 times.
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But the greatest turnaround of their season occurred in this World Series when they bounced back from a gut-wrenching 3-2 loss in Game Three during a contest that lasted seven hours and 20 minutes.
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We hear stories of moms skipping meals to ensure kids have enough, of bare pantries and empty refrigerators, of gut-wrenching decisions between whether to pay the electric bill or shop for a bag of groceries.
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Betances, who gave up the gut-wrenching walk-off home run to Hanley Ramirez that kicked off a four-game sweep at Fenway Park, has been the losing pitcher three times in the past two weeks.
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A rare moment in news, indeed CNN's senior international correspondent Ivan Watson reacts to the news that all 12 boys and their coach are rescued from a cave in northern Thailand after 18 gut-wrenching days.
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China's announcement of tariffs in response to U.S. tariffs set off a gut-wrenching equities sell-off and fed market fears of a global trade war that would slow the economy and bite into corporate profits.
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Zulema Renee Summerfield's "Every Other Weekend" comes as close as any novel I've read to capturing post-divorce depletion, and she does so from a child's perspective, which is exactly as gut-wrenching as it sounds.
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The other two were certifiable disasters, and on a night in which the Astros ace and Yankee tormentor Dallas Keuchel was particularly vulnerable, turned out to be the difference between unlikely victory and gut-wrenching defeat.
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Gut-wrenching: "It was a running issue between Pat and I, how he came from a very educated, successful family and his mother didn't want him to box," said promoter Lou DiBella, per The Athletic (subscription).
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"Separated from our parents, we found ourselves crammed into a world of gut-wrenching hunger, guard dogs, bayonet drills, prison numbers and badges, daily roll calls, bed bugs, flies and unspeakable sanitation," Ms. Previte told ChinaDaily.
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Or will it be a gut-wrenching 14 -inches-deep dump of wet ice that will need to be painstakingly shoveled out of the driveway, until the snowplow comes by and pushes it all back again?
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USA Today reported Friday that two retired judges have now been given the gut-wrenching task of determining how much to grant each victim — in essence, assigning a value to each person&aposs injuries and trauma.
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It's the same gut-wrenching hour of contemplation, self-loathing, and rage we've come to expect from How To Get Away With Murder, just without a wraparound-porch home base to tie everyone together in their misery.
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The events that led to Hannah's (Katherine Langford) suicide were gut-wrenching — which is why watching Clay (Dylan Minnette) and Tony (Christian Navarro) finding some level of peace at the end of the series was so cathartic.
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The album is equal parts joy and pain, highlighted by a gut-wrenching spin on Black Sabbath's "Changes," where simple, pleading lyrics tell the story of a righteous man coming to terms with an often unjust world.
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The 2 men who sued Michael Jackson's estate and were the subject of the gut-wrenching "Leaving Neverland" documentary ... are set to get their day in court to press their sexual abuse claims against the singer's estate.
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It must recognize the suffering of a mother who finds out her child is developing without a brain and that she must make a gut-wrenching decision on the most humane route for her child to pass.
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Searching for ways to understand this profound election heartbreak — which seems more acute and gut-wrenching than any political event I've observed in my years here — I turned to the literature on psychology, human behavior, and politics.
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Having worked with families of children facing life-threatening illness for nearly 20 years now I can imagine how, despite best intentions on all sides, things might have unraveled given the intensity of these gut-wrenching choices.
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I hope he recognizes a little bit more the fear parents have throughout the country and by listening to Fred's gut-wrenching story of loss, I hope he understands the pain and devastation of these fears realized.
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Wilson County first responder Torie McCallum recalled the gut-wrenching moment she learned her loved ones were inside the same sanctuary where a gunman killed at least 25 people and one unborn child during a Sunday morning service.
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And then we lost New Hampshire, which was just gut-wrenching at the time, but it probably was a really good thing because it forced him into a protracted primary election, which took him all over the country.
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The film is good in exposing the Machiavellian motives behind this rushed decision, as well as the gut-wrenching suffering that followed (the house, which "makes Buckingham Palace look like a bungalow", becomes a camp for the displaced).
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"Endgame" is an action-packed blockbuster, but it's also got a lot of emotional — some would argue gut-wrenching — moments that could make repeat viewings difficult even for the biggest of fans, Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at Boxoffice.
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Told to embody the gut-wrenching pathos of a breakup's wake, I spent the entire day chasing a lover's shadow, leaving me in the end with my own failed suicide as the only token of love's destructive cycles.
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I of course experienced instantaneous, gut-wrenching heartbreak at the shock of losing this man, this fine physician, so gifted and talented, who had his whole life ahead of him, who was going to help so many people.
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The story was big and shocking, a gut-wrenching tale that fed into a growing political debate over how many immigrants from Middle Eastern and North African nations – fleeing violence of many kinds — Germany could and should welcome.
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In preparation for her red carpet arrival, we asked Balfe to reflect on her last season's most gut-wrenching episode — the death of her baby, Faith — and what we can expect from season 3 of the Starz drama.
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Global investors have tiptoed back into emerging assets over the past six weeks at least partly on hopes that the gut-wrenching New Year shakeout may have been a final capitulation after three years of downdrafts and disappointments.
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The Yankees have provided some dramatic victories this season and endured some gut-wrenching defeats, particularly in the last two weeks, but Wednesday's turnabout may have been as unlikely an outcome as any they have experienced in 2016.
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Watch it herePart drama, part thriller, and part dark comedy, "Tin Star" is an exhilaratingly smart, breathlessly suspenseful thrill-ride of a show as deceit, guilt, love, and all-consuming rage lead inexorably to a gut-wrenching finale.
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This would force Israelis living on the wrong side of the green line, many of them religiously devout and aspiring to have large families, to make gut-wrenching choices — a de facto imposition of China's one-child policy.
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It's like there's a Spielberg film happening behind the scenes of all these Spielberg films—a potentially gut-wrenching fable about the loss of innocence, about a displaced child cornered by the machinery of the grown-up world.
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Contra finds itself at the intersection of two very different strands of hardcore music: the punk-derived known for its sweaty mosh pits, on the one hand, and the gut-wrenching, stimulant-clogged club variety on the other.
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But any fears that I initially had about the book were laid to rest by two gut-wrenching lines near the beginning that show the author intends to probe not her blackness but rather America's perception of it.
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In April 2015, Hatch made the gut-wrenching decision to let go of his dreams of becoming a star basketball player, taking a permanent medical red shirt on the University of Michigan team and becoming a student assistant instead.
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The New York Times called it a "gut-wrenching misfire," while Jezebel lamented the missed opportunity to really hone in on the struggles faced by the very real, and often overlooked community of biracial Germans, sans troubling love story.
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Scott Servais told reporters he was confident in his team's ability to rebound following his team's gut-wrenching ninth-inning collapse on Sunday, and the Seattle Mariners spent the latter part of Monday's impressive win proving their manager correct.
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" Nine years after that night, Elva wrote a letter to Stranger, which lead to an eight-year correspondence through which they "dissect[ed] the consequences of that night, and they were everything from gut-wrenching to healing beyond words.
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That's what makes Monday's decision so gut-wrenching — it singles out immigrants, primarily women, fleeing domestic violence, and forces them into an even more deeply vulnerable position by denying them protections that we afford other survivors within our borders.
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Congressional Republicans, to this point, have been willing to ride the Trump roller coaster because they have convinced themselves that despite all of the surprising climbs and gut-wrenching drops, they ultimately can get what they want from him.
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If there's anything this show is great at, it's gut-wrenching moments, and the way it handled this attack — in the form of a silent but visible body smack against the glass, followed by slightly rumpled blinds — is haunting.
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Simmons' story is gut-wrenching, not just for the details of the damage to his home and his neighborhood, but because of the realization that this story could be told thousands of times over from just this storm alone.
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In A.I., there's the gut-wrenching wanderings of the abandoned android child, Haley Joel Osment.) Even straightforward action blockbusters like War of the Worlds and Jurassic Park have revolved around parents (or surrogate parents) struggling to protect their kids.
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We've long known that Nilüfer has a knack for writing a gut-wrenching tune—just check out the Kate Bush-esque "Heavyweight Champion Of The Year" as it slowly ebbs and builds, tearing out your heartstrings along the way.
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When: Tuesday, June 28, 6pm Where: Tumblr HQ (35 East 21st Street, Flatiron District, Manhattan) Does it take a literally gut-wrenching stunt to get young people involved in the political process and discussing the state of democracy today?
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The plots involve deception, gut-wrenching timing and concealed explosives: a bomb in a gift package, a rigged docent conducting a tour of captured Russian weaponry and an explosive briefcase spirited into the heart of Hitler's fortress, the Wolfsschanze.
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Two retired judges have been given the gut-wrenching task of divvying up a roughly $800 million settlement among thousands of people who were injured or lost loved ones in the 2017 Las Vegas massacre, USA Today reported Friday.
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"It is with gut wrenching sadness and unbelievable grief that I thank everyone from the bottom of my heart for the outpouring of love and support during this unimaginable time," Callau Thicke, 41, said in her statement to PEOPLE on Tuesday.
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If the gut-wrenching hunger wasn't bad enough, the United Nations estimates that 244,000 children under five are suffering from severe acute malnutrition (SAM), the median mortality rate of which is typically 30-50%, according to the World Health Organization.
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Ben Brantley wrote that this "very funny, equally unsettling" production from Steppenwolf Theater, directed by Dexter Bullard, "includes several gut-wrenching occasions when Barford's Wheeler flips his appealingly grouchy persona to reveal a black hole of ugly, flailing, desperate narcissism."2st.
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It's a brief check-in, but we do learn that the boy's mother is who gave Jack the necklace that Kevin (Justin Hartley) now wears — it also sets up what is sure to be a gut-wrenching fall finale next week.
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He won for his gut-wrenching portrayal of Randall Pearson in the hit NBC show This Is Us. And Brown had nothing but praise for his This is Us family, who were all on hand to celebrate his big night.
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I knew I was in for an emotional week, but my final goodbye will be the most gut wrenching of my life — one that would lead to heartbreak and confusion as I'm left to make the biggest decision of my life.
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When White House reporter Olivia Nuzzi played the gut-wrenching audio of crying migrant kids separated from their parents at the border for Kirstjen Nielsen at Monday's press briefing, it wasn't clear that the Homeland Security chief could hear their wails.
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The actress, who is nominated for the first time for Best Supporting Actress for her gut-wrenching role in If Beale Street Could Talk, wore a breathtaking white Oscar de la Renta gown with a dramatic train and high-slit.
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"There is so much I could say about last night's episode- the gut-wrenching sadness of being Hannah with Adam for the last time and how much he's taught me about vulnerability, authenticity and the power of silence," the caption begins.
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After a gut-wrenching drop and impressive rise, the major indexes are about flat on the year — the Dow Jones industrial average is up about 3 percent, the is up 2 percent and the Russell 2000 is down 1 percent.
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"This was a gut-wrenching time for Hillary, pitting her abiding sense of loyalty — the value she held above all others — against her own self-interest and the fates of the Democratic Party and the nation," write Allen and Parnes.
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Take for instance the fight against Josh Emmett, wherein Stephens stepped in to swing a gut-wrenching right, then stood completely static with his hands by his sides and totally out of position for the short counter hook that dropped him.
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"It's a little gut-wrenching because it's so darn hard to trap and tag an eagle, and it's frustrating for the graduate student who's leading the project," eagle scientist Todd Katzner with the U.S. Geological Survey said, according to ABC News.
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I recently spoke to Boyce, who now works in a rural area near Colorado Springs where the staff is limited, about how he handles the most gut-wrenching parts of the job and the common misconceptions people have about paramedics.
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Not for the ruined recipe, but because she was telling a gut-wrenching story that took place amid the Syrian civil war, during a production of "Oh My Sweet Land," which is currently being staged in private kitchens across the city.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Those pining for a bottom to the gut-wrenching stock market selloff may be disappointed to learn that mega one-day rallies like the historic one witnessed on Tuesday are typically not the start of a durable recovery.
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I have read so much about my history — our history — but to be in the same place where these events occurred, and to touch the same walls they clenched as they were being ripped from their land was absolutely gut-wrenching.
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The meticulous photographic documentation of ruins, debris, cleanup and relief operations by the photojournalist Kazuma Obara was typical: His pictures showed the gut-wrenching scale of the destruction, the professionalism of the emergency crews and the fortitude of the survivors.
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The result was different but the match had echoes of the pair's five-set marathon at the 2018 U.S. Open quarter-finals, when Nadal finally prevailed at 2:04am local time after four hours and 49 minutes of gut-wrenching play.
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"Open Book," by the relative newcomer Kalie Shorr, is the sort of gut-wrenching album made by someone who understands how vital and detailed country music can be, and who is faithful to its heritage (including its lineage of resistance).
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When a hunter (Josh Brolin) steals $2 million he finds at a crime scene, he sets off a string of acts of gut-wrenching violence at the hands of Anton (Javier Bardem), a ruthless killer tasked with retrieving the loot.
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Her account remains one of the most famous and gut-wrenching descriptions of pre-anesthesia surgery ever written: When the dreadful steel was plunged into the breast – cutting through veins – arteries – flesh – nerves – I needed no injunctions not to restrain my cries.
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"The public statements made by athletes who previously trained at the Karolyi Ranch are gut-wrenching," Abbott said in a letter calling for an investigation by the Texas Rangers into the facility in Huntsville, about 70 miles (113 km) north of Houston.
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It's hard not to see this final scene as a bookend to the equally tense, gut-wrenching scene that opens "Rififi," where Philip reveals to Elizabeth (with no small amount of reproach) that he knows what she did to Mr. and Mrs.
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No one is making action movies these days quite like Peter Berg, the Lone Survivor director who delivers another jaw-dropping, gut-wrenching, heartfelt human drama with Deepwater Horizon, which chronicles the true story of the worst oil disaster in U.S. history.
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While many Star Wars fans were shocked and saddened when one of the galaxy's most beloved smugglers met his doomed fate in the gut-wrenching climax of The Force Awakens, Harrison Ford was more than happy to bid farewell to Han Solo.
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With the development pipeline full of innovative drugs designed to treat or cure gut-wrenching diseases, the question of whether a baby's life is worth $2 million — and whether we as a society can afford that — is going to become a familiar one.
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But when you're spending all of that savings coin on necessities like countertop appliances and that gut-wrenching first month's rent plus a security deposit, a nice new TV for your new living room may sound like a down-the-road thing.
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Yet it is the faculty members — at Chicago and elsewhere — who teach students to analyze and debate the most gut-wrenching ideas without hate, and who create classrooms where it is safe for all to pursue the most open, searing and searching dialogue.
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It's why the first exhibit visitors will see in the memorial is a gut-wrenching sculpture of enslaved Africans—including of an anguished mother holding a child while reaching for a husband—each of them wearing chains and shackles and little else.
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Her reaction to learning that her husband killed her co-worker to keep her safe was gut-wrenching — Alison Wright is incredible — but for me, that moment was easier to swallow than the moment when Martha recommitted to her partnership with Clark.
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Even though the buzz that followed never translated into massive commercial success, Ms. Lynne remains one of most singular singer-songwriters in country and blues, performing gut-wrenching compositions that show off both her contralto and her mastery of effortless, deeply expressive phrasing.
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A turning point in these efforts was Bloody Sunday, a day when state troopers unleashed dogs, billy clubs and tear gas on peaceful demonstrators in a gut-wrenching display of violence that was telecast on black-and-white TV screens across the globe.
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It's a gut-wrenching portrait of loss as songs like the drum-centric "All I Know" highlight his father's recollection of finding out his brother had died, while"Elegy" stitches together these sad interviews across a tense, angry six-and-a-half minutes.
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Media attention focuses on the most egregious examples of Trump's isolationism — his indefensible Muslim travel ban tops the list, next to gut-wrenching acts like blocking visas for Iraqis who assisted our troops and even saved American lives during the Iraq War.
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In a match of gut-wrenching tension played in front of a frenzied soccer-style crowd in the 26,23-seater stadium, Nadal, 23, and Lopez, 73, squeezed out the first set on a tiebreak in which every single point felt like a drama.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - More than 100 survivors who went public with gut-wrenching stories of abuse by former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar joined in a show of solidarity on Wednesday as they accepted an award for courage at the annual ESPYs ceremony.
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It's the only thing he misses about the NBA: the titles felt hollow and pointless, the money was ultimately only good for food and fire, the thrill of victory a little buzz compared to the gut-wrenching anguish of getting mushed in public.
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Brown won his Golden Globe for his gut-wrenching portrayal of Randall Pearson in the hit show This Is Us, beating out Jason Bateman (Ozark), Freddie Highmore (The Good Doctor), Bob Odenkirk (Better Call Saul) and Liev Schreiber (Ray Donovan) for the coveted trophy.
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But with gut-wrenching scenes of a mother separated from her kid, or a bisexual Punjabi woman having a behind-doors relationship with a movie star, it is far closer to the reality of a middle class Indian woman eking out an existence in Mumbai.
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"I think more than anything, the introduction of Negan, as heartbreaking as it is and as gut-wrenching as it is, was really to just set the stage in a way of saying, you know, this show, this story isn't going anywhere," said Kirkman.
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Spend less than a day in Sierra Leone and you'll hear gut-wrenching stories of loss from people whose lives were decimated by the often-fatal Ebola: Mary lost her father, along with seven brothers and sisters, an aunt, and an uncle to the virus.
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Advocates in the LGBT community described the incident as "gut wrenching" and a reminder that "the LGBT community face not only abandonment but also abuse for being open about our sexual orientation or gender identity," said Jim Key, spokesman for the Los Angeles LGBT Center.
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But the film also helps us celebrate her: a Nobel Laureate who wrote such piercing, gut wrenching prose that when I read Beloved in my 20s, I had to try a few times, pick up the book, and put it down and pace myself.
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When we see Rebecca driving back from the hospital, it's to tell her children that their father has actually died from the injuries he suffered within the house — hence the gut-wrenching sob she lets out when she parks in front of the burned house.
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Todd: The thing I find most gut-wrenching about this episode (and this series, really) is that it's turned something I usually find irritating about TV — for the most part, the characters don't die, even when they are in mortal peril — into something genuinely horrifying.
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"As we process the gut-wrenching act of violence that took place this evening in a place of peace in our community, we hold in our hearts everyone who is affected and lift them up in love," officials tweeted from the city's verified account.
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Although Americans have been reading similar horrific tales since at least 2002, when Spotlight reporters at the Boston Globe reported on priests there molesting kids and the Church systematically covering it up, the details in the new—nearly 900-page—document were particularly gut-wrenching.
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All were gut-wrenching losses, and what unfolded late Thursday night at Nationals Park in a do-or-die Game 5 of their division series against the defending champion Chicago Cubs added yet another painful memory with a messy and wild 83-8 defeat.
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Washington (CNN)Ten Democratic presidential candidates spoke to CNN in the aftermath of a gut-wrenching 24 hours -- after a mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, on Saturday left 20 dead and a separate rampage hours later killed nine more in Dayton, Ohio, on Sunday.
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Is the 22020-year-old still reeling from a gut-wrenching defeat to Djokovic in the Wimbledon final last month or was he simply feeling the effects Wednesday of competing under the roof on Arthur Ashe Stadium, where it is seemingly more difficult to breathe?
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It is, at a very basic level, about the seething, gut-wrenching, nauseating disappointment and resentment that Donald J. Trump — yes, Donald J. Trump — beat them despite them having more money, the mainstream media, the administrative state and almost every other advantage in their favor.
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I was too young to understand the violence and poverty around me in the city of Escuintla, where I was born, but old enough that I still remember the gut-wrenching decision my parents made to send me away to safety with my uncle.
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"The images coming in from the Bahamas are gut wrenching, but show exactly how fortunate Florida has been with this storm, however, there will still be impacts in Florida from Hurricane Dorian," said Jared Moskowitz, the director of the state's division of emergency management.
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The gut-wrenching two-and-a-half-minute clip shows Tish and Fonny sharing late-night walks under the loud rumble of the nearby subway, scenes of Fonny alone in a jail cell, and the agonizing fallout of his arrest—all over actual soundbites from Baldwin.
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"Through gut-wrenching interviews with the now-adult men and their families, Leaving Neverland crafts a portrait of sustained exploitation and deception, documenting the power of celebrity that allowed a revered figure to infiltrate the lives of starstruck children and their parents," reads the film's description.
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Ryan Lance, Conoco's chief executive officer, said the decision to cut the payout was "gut wrenching," but he believes the business still offers a competitive dividend and a low-cost supply of oil and gas resources that will generate free cash at a lower break-even price.
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The out-of-nowhere-life-altering breakups, the at first gut-wrenching and subsequently chill breakups, the somewhat humbling and the deeply, deeply humiliating breakups: We're here to examine the breakups that punctuate our relationships as well as the ones that eventually come to define them.
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But right up until the end, the shuffle remained a fairly decent, stress-free option for active people; it was hard to beat a tiny $50 music player that you could lose or break without the same gut-wrenching guilt that comes with cracking your phone's screen.
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Shantell Payne, Melissa's sister and one of 13 family members to attend the news conference, said it was "awful, horrible and gut wrenching" that the attack had been carried out in the name of religion, but that the family would focus on the positive's of Cochran's life.
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The raft then "will slide down a jaw-dropping 168 foot 7 inch structure, only to be blasted back up a second massive hill and then sent down yet another gut wrenching 50 foot drop for the ultimate in water slide thrills," the park's website says.
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The raft then "will slide down a jaw-dropping 5 foot 7 inch structure, only to be blasted back up a second massive hill and then sent down yet another gut wrenching 50 foot drop for the ultimate in water slide thrills," the park's website says.
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Seeing him so diminished is a testament to the bond between them, but we all know that if she could see the state he's in, she would tell him to pull himself together and get on with his life, which makes his misery even more gut-wrenching.
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"Try running an economy with major hospitals overflowing, doctors and nurses forced to stop treating some because they can't help all, and every moment of gut-wrenching medical chaos being played out in our living rooms, on social media, and shown all around the world," Sen.
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"It was gut wrenching, I was anxious every day," said Mr. Kromer who, with his wife, Stephanie Vo, a lawyer, bought a three-bedroom co-op in Park Slope in 2015, winning a 12-person bidding war by offering 10 percent over list price with no contingencies.
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The gut-wrenching loss of Kyle Lowry poses a serious threat to the Toronto Raptors, and one of the biggest impacts is that Lowry won't get much of an opportunity to develop a chemistry with the team's two big deadline acquisitions, Serge Ibaka and P.J. Tucker.
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When Denver's mayor on Monday ordered that bars and restaurants close in-house service, Goodfriend and Racine made the gut-wrenching decision to lay off themselves and their employees with the hope that unemployment claims could be filed and they could be rehired when the business reopens.
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I read Joan Didion's "South and West" (even her rough notes were better than anything I could ever hope to write) and Sherman Alexie's "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me," his gut-wrenching, lyrical, personal story about growing up on the Spokane Indian Reservation.
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Throughout his career Pylypchuk has confronted the most awkward and gut-wrenching parts of being human, his scrappy characters caught in existential (and sometimes real) battles between feelings of alienation and attempts to forge bonds and find value in a world of injustice, pain, and disappointment.
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News that Kobe Bryant had died in a helicopter crash broke about 2500 minutes before tipoff, a gut-wrenching moment for the Ducks, who had been visited a handful of times by Bryant and his 275-year-old daughter, Gianna, who also died in the crash.
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The raft would then "slide down a jaw-dropping 168-foot-7-inch structure, only to be blasted back up a second massive hill and then sent down yet another gut-wrenching 50 foot drop for the ultimate in water slide thrills," the park's website said.
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In a gut-wrenching episode halfway through the season, Elliot's therapist Krista (Gloria Reuben) even guided Elliot down to the core of his trauma to help him realize that the events that precipitated his split into multiple personalities were touched off by his own father molesting him.
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It's clear from very early on that the film's witchcraft is tied closely to the dances the women in the troupe perform, and one particularly gut-wrenching sequence drives that home as Susie's avant-garde performance literally rips apart the body of a dancer trapped in another room.
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"It's such a horrible, horrible, horrible, horrible illness, so to see anyone struggle like that in such a public way is heartwarming and gut-wrenching all at the same time," she told ET. Doherty took to Instagram this week, sharing a video of yet another round of chemotherapy.
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The 10-episode series has some gut-wrenching and beautiful episodes, especially in the second half of its run, and if you're someone who likes to watch actors before they were famous, seemingly every famous actor of the past 15 years has a small part in Band of Brothers.
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Contrasted with the way Wayne deploys Auto-Tune on his more radio-friendly singles or even his more gut-wrenching experiments, his use of it on a track like this seems to confirm doubters' fears that it was just a bad aesthetic choice rappers made because they could.
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Sometimes, you might need a little liquid courage to help you get through the most gut-wrenching scenes in Outlander, which explains why the show has twice partnered with Lot18 for a limited collection of wines inspired by the fictional embodiment of our #couplegoals, Claire and Jamie Fraser.
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The girl was hurt, and hurt seriously, and it became a gut-wrenching moment that should be a call to action for the numerous major league teams that have yet to go beyond the modest measures that Commissioner Rob Manfred had asked for to better protect the sport's fans.
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In current events, the Atlantic offers gut-wrenching visuals following a tornado in Alabama that left 23 dead and a trail of devastation in its path, while BuzzFeed News puts this week's Mardi Gras celebration into context with a gallery of pictures capturing the spirit of Mardi Gras in the 1970s.
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But for investors — and particularly the owners of Italian government debt, among them most Italian banks — this continued instability, and now the latest round of political uncertainty engendered by the EU election results, has become less of a genteel spectator sport and more of a gut-wrenching roller-coaster ride.
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The 34-year-old Frenchman, ranked No. 70 and unseeded this week, went from a point away from a likely sweep to scrambling late to avoid a gut-wrenching collapse Tuesday, upsetting second-seeded Russian Karen Khachanov 6-4, 2-6, 7-23 in the second round of the Citi Open.
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The city of Tallahassee's verified Twitter account sent a message about the incident, writing, "As we process the gut-wrenching act of violence that took place this evening in a place of peace in our community, we hold in our hearts everyone who is affected and lift them up in love."
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"Try running an economy with major hospitals overflowing, doctors and nurses forced to stop treating some because they can't help all, and every moment of gut-wrenching medical chaos being played out in our living rooms, on TV, on social media, and shown all around the world," Graham went on.
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AUSTIN, Texas — The sister of Sandra Bland, a black woman found dead in a Texas jail after a confrontational traffic stop with a white state trooper, says it is "gut-wrenching" that lawmakers stripped changes to police procedure from a bill named after her sibling and are pushing a weakened compromise.
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We ran behind him, blocked the elevator doors from closing, and for five gut-wrenching minutes, we poured our hearts out and urged Flake to listen to our stories, to look us in the eyes, and to examine the message he was about to send to women by supporting Kavanaugh's nomination.
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For residents of the Los Angeles suburb of Thousand Oaks, that moment came at the end of a gut-wrenching week in which a combat veteran entered a local bar and killed a dozen people in the kind of mass shooting that has become increasingly commonplace in the United States.
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It's moody and mysterious in some places, fast-paced and fun in others, and ultimately gut-wrenching as Beth Latimer begins to suspect something's not right with her son, Danny, who didn't show up for school—and culminates with her realizing the dead body that has been found on the beach is his.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT SOUTH CAROLINA (213-5, 9-2 SEC): The gut-wrenching defeat spoiled one of the most incredible performances in Division I this season, as Gamecocks guard Sindarius Thornwell exploded for career highs in points (22) and rebounds (240) while establishing school and conference records with 244 made free throws.
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The scene in which Hannah slits her wrists in the bathtub is one of the most disturbing depictions of suicide to ever be shown on television, and learning about the "reasons" Hannah chose to end her life — which includes being raped by one of her classmates at a party — is gut-wrenching.
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This year, notable films honored in the award show circuit include Quentin Tarantino's revisionist history of the Manson murders, Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood; Bong Joon-ho's class warfare pic Parasite; controversial villain origin story Joker; Greta Gerwig's love letter to Little Women; and the emotionally gut-wrenching divorce drama Marriage Story.
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These weapons are designed to kill with effectiveness, destroy flesh and internal organs with high velocity rounds, require medical personnel in droves at the front line and at the rear so the logistics systems are stretched, and create gut-wrenching fear and psychological trauma that must be overcome by training, protection and leadership.
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What made that final phone call between Philip and Elizabeth so tense and gut-wrenching is how clearly Philip is trying to get Elizabeth to stand down, to not force him to do the thing they both know he'll do, come and be by her side for what certainly looks like a doomed mission.
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As visitors follow the exhibition's timeline toward 1968, only they — neither the speakers nor their faithful followers in the photographs — are haunted by the certainty that within months or weeks or days of the events depicted, two gut-wrenching murders would inevitably connect King and Kennedy even as their own dreams and promises were dashed.
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The Knights scored within 1:28 of a Jets&apos goal in each of the first four games -- a crushing 12 seconds after Winnipeg tied Game 3, and an equally gut-wrenching 43 seconds after the Jets knotted Game 4 -- but they managed to take the game to the locker rooms tied 1-1.
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There's the story about James Franco hitting her on the set of Freaks and Geeks (he later apologized, and she accepted), and the gut-wrenching story of her rape, which she opened up about for the first time publicly on Instagram to honor Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's testimony against then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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When I first made the acquaintance of the developing world, as a backpacking law student in the 1980s, sometimes riding on tops of trains or buses and writing articles to pay my expenses, the most gut-wrenching aspect of poverty I encountered was ubiquitous blind beggars, robbed of dignity and any chance to be productive.
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Chivers is interested in the chemistry between platoons and companies, not that between battalions and brigades: In other words, this is a book about the lower ranks who experience the thing itself, the gut-wrenching violence and confusion of war — history from the ground up, not from the top down, precisely what Washington elites miss.
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Both the Commander's apparent olive branch and the strength of Offred's rushed plea to her daughter, to protect herself, initially felt like forms of victory — even if watching a mother and her child being pulled apart with no way to contact each other was more gut-wrenching than usual amid this week's real headlines.
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A dark room labeled "enfants"; an ominous concrete doorway opening out onto the Atlantic, the so-called "Point of No Return"; the tiny recesses in the wall used as solitary confinement cells: If it's not the historical site some claim it to be, it's still a gut-wrenching memorial to that chapter in history.
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But when a bout of bullying at a high school dance forces his teenage son and daughter, Andy (Percy Hynes White) and Lauren (Natalie Alyn Lind), to unleash startling powers of their own, Reed has a gut wrenching realization that his children are exactly the type of supposedly dangerous people he has been hunting.
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The Tale is gut-wrenching and tough to watch, but with Fox's deft hand as a documentarian and a towering performance from Dern (who De Palma told Fox was the only actress to have the guts to take this role), it is a complex and unflinching look at the stories we tell ourselves in order to survive.
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HIROSHIMA, Japan (Reuters) - John Kerry, who on Monday became the first U.S. secretary of state to pay respects at Hiroshima's memorial to victims of the 1945 U.S. nuclear attack, described a museum there as "stunning" and "gut-wrenching" and said it was a reminder to all in public life to work for a world free of nuclear weapons.
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In gut-wrenching detail, Kelly spoke of the meticulous process by which the bodies of American troops are returned to the United States -- "their first stop is when they are packed in ice" -- and spoke of military casualty officers proceeding "to break the heart of a family member" by informing them of their child or spouse's death.
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According to the Associated Press' latest, gut-wrenching report on its expansive investigation on student sexual assault—in which they discovered about 17,000 official reports of sexual assault by students in grades K-12 over a recent four-year period—boys made up the majority of aggressors and victims in these incidents, and some were seriously hurt and traumatized.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina puts it this way:"Try running an economy with major hospitals overflowing, doctors and nurses forced to stop treating some because they can't help all, and every moment of gut-wrenching medical chaos being played out in our living rooms, on TV, on social media, and shown all around the world."
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The latest barrage of revelations and developments — including a gut-wrenching report by a grand jury in Pennsylvania detailing seven decades of sexual abuse of at least 1,000 children, and probably thousands more, by more than 300 Catholic priests — has left no question that Pope Francis' legacy will be decided by how he confronts this crisis.
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While I anticipated lots of people on Twitter to have opinions about the movie (I had already had good-natured arguments with friends who saw the film before it hit the streaming service, which produced it), I completely did not imagine the internet would spend the weekend turning its most memorable scene—that gut-wrenching fight—into something funny.
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The extent of the livestock losses won't be known until the floodwaters recede, but gut-wrenching photographs of cattle bogged so deep in mud they appear to be made from the stuff, blood leaking from bullet-holes in the skulls of the animals that had to be put down, are an indication of the horrors to come.
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You know what, I have both, I often buy them on both and I'm reading a beautiful astonishing, sad, gut-wrenching novel called "The Little Life" right now, and I have it on both my iPad and — I do have my iPad — and I'm reading ... Or do you like to read it better — do you have a preference?
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The trailer, shown largely in black and white, transports fans back to Infinity War's heartbreaking ending in 2018, when the team lost valuable members like Spider-Man (played by Tom Holland, in a gut-wrenching final scene), Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch), Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen), Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) and more to dust as a result of Thanos' Infinity Stone-fueled wrath.
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There were Shara Hughes's sensual, glowing, chilled-out fantasy landscapes; Celeste Dupuy-Spencer's lovingly rendered paintings of quotidian moments; Deana Lawson's intimate, somehow monumental photographs; and of course, Henry Taylor's "THE TIMES THAY AINT A CHANGING, FAST ENOUGH" a mind-bendingly urgent, riveting, gut-wrenching portrayal of the murder of Philando Castile — the painting everyone should have been talking about.
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For the fliers, the weather always brought hope and despair in equal measure: bad enough and a mission could be scrubbed, a reprieve from the gut-wrenching anticipation of another flight into the path of deadly flak and German fighters; but at the same time a missed chance to knock one more mission off the path to 25 and ultimately escape back home.
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The monstrous and still-gut-wrenching 2016 election gave us the silver lining of the historic and undeniable Women's Marches and orgs like Run For Something, and gave new urgency to pre-existing groups like She Should Run, Higher Heights, Vote Run Lead, NARAL, Moms Demand Action and Emily's List — all founded by women and built into powerhouses for their candidates of choice.
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After a giving up three goals in the final 211:24 of the third period and surrendering a Corey Perry goal in the second overtime to go down 259.6-6 in gut-wrenching fashion, Edmonton rebounded and exploded for five goals in the first period of Game 2122, one shy of the franchise playoff record for most tallies in a period.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We, the quasi-entitled, live comfortably amid gut-wrenching gut renovations, tear-downs converted into luxuriant build-ups, tautological street-infrastructure projects inspired by Samuel Beckett (digging holes, filling holes, digging up the same holes again), prices through the roof, a baby boom, nanny armies, bespoke dog walkers, and other potent signs of accelerated fabulousness.
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While many of the greatest films dealing with World War II (including series like HBO's "Band of Brothers") are inflected by the higher goal of "the elimination of Nazi tyranny over the oppressed peoples of Europe," as General Eisenhower told his troops that June 75 years ago, they are foremost anchored by gut-wrenching, up-close stories of self-sacrifice and heroism.
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Cheating a bit, the final choices combined a few movies that seemed to illustrate the same point: "Schindler's List" and "Saving Private Ryan," Steven Spielberg's twin, gut-wrenching trips back to World War II, focusing on the Holocaust and D-Day; and "Beauty and the Beast" and "Toy Story," which inaugurated the golden age of modern animation from Disney and Pixar, respectively, before the latter became part of Mickey Mouse's empire.
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Strutting on stage and falsely claiming that gut-wrenching end of life decisions on the part of parents are executions of "living, feeling, beautiful babies, who will never get the chance to share their love and dreams with the world" does not display a convincing respect for life when Saudi teenagers beheaded for daring to dream of democracy and the children of Yemeni parents are politically and financially expendable.
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In one room of the Giardini's main pavilion, curated by Rugoff, the viewer's senses are attacked on all sides, first by Shilpa Gupta's untitled security gate, which swings back and forth on its hinges, hitting a wall with a gut-wrenching clang, and then by a lifelike motorized cow by the singularly named artist Nabuqi, which infinitely chases itself in a circle on a set of toylike rails.
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" Despite their distance from the battlefield, drone operators' constant exposure to "gut-wrenching" things they watched on-screen — sometimes resulting directly from their own split-second decisions, or conversely, from their inability to act — could cause them to lose their spiritual bearings and heighten their risk of sustaining a very different kind of battle scar: what some psychologists, as well as Zachary, have described as a "moral injury.
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It's time to regulate Jeff Yang: Star Wars and me: A 40-year love story Megan Wolff: Opioid settlements have a big downside Elie Honig: Your impeachment questions, answered AND... Meghan Markle's gut-wrenching interview In a clip from a UK news outlet's documentary, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, was shown near tears "as she acknowledged the challenges she's faced as a newlywed and mother in the spotlight," wrote Kara Alaimo, herself a new mom.
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Wide Open's closer "Puddle" is a gut-wrenching track that begins with acoustic guitar and Burke singing "I'm giving a voice to the person you saw in my eyes," sounding like this generation's Karen O. —Sarah MacDonald Over the past few years, Stormzy has gone from "child of grime" upstart to being as intrinsic and beloved to UK culture as, say, an Adidas tracksuit with poppers or roasted potatoes or raves in fields.
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This is gut-wrenching a series of events that tugs at the heartstrings up a lot of independent voters who are making up their minds now what they&aposre going to do -- MACCALLUM: And policy-wise if the decision was made in order to make an example of these people and to discourage people from coming across the border, that obviously turned out to be a bad policy decision because that&aposs going to blow up in their faces. Absolutely.
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Watch her full acceptance speech below:Read more:'My greatest fears have been realized': Christine Blasey Ford reveals 'constant harassment and death threats' have turned her family's lives upside-down'I am terrified': Christine Blasey Ford details her sexual-assault allegation in gut-wrenching opening statementChristine Blasey Ford emerged confident and certain in the first part of her marathon testimony, and Trump's allies are worriedChristine Blasey Ford still can't live at home because of 'unending' death threats after her Kavanaugh testimony, lawyers sayChristine Blasey Ford testified against Brett Kavanaugh over a month ago — and she's still getting threats
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I'm menstruating Don't miss these -- Kara Alaimo: As a new mom, I found Meghan's interview gut-wrenching -- Peggy Drexler: This may be the secret to Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter's amazingly long marriage -- Errol Louis: Trump supporters' video carries stomach-turning message -- Ford Vox and Arthur Caplan: The Surgeon General is shirking his job -- Allison Hope: This health care ruling could endanger untold numbers of LGBTQ Americans -- Christopher Douglas: The GM workers' strike probably isn't worth it (for CNN Business Perspectives) 'The Righteous Gemstones' have sharp edges The HBO show just concluded its first season, and Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons deemed it not only a successful and well-written comedy but also a critique that skewers pro-Trump evangelicals' real-life hypocrisies.
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