Especially not after Republican operatives spliced together a clip of him sighing and sighing again and again during his first presidential debate against George W. Bush.
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Around the world, bears could be heard sighing in solidarity.
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At first, Taylor stares at her in silence before sighing.
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"Look, I'm not going to sugarcoat it," she said, sighing.
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"We have so many tracks bro," KNY says, almost sighing.
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Sighing, Brienne tells Pod to send a raven to Sansa.
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"Donald smiles, I've seen him smile," Mr. Rubio said before sighing.
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Craig did a lot of contemplative sighing to Are You Alone?
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At this point, the driver is huffing and sighing in exasperation.
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I followed right behind the young woman, sighing as I entered.
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"She has to relate to the people," Mr. Krone added, sighing.
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"The last couple of weeks have been packed," she said, sighing.
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I remember sighing with relief, thinking the worst was behind me.
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"Oh good," responds Colbert while holding his heart and sighing in relief.
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That was the sound of us sighing over these perfect cinnamon rolls.
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Even as markets quake, the market's fear index is sighing in relief.
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"I don't have the energy for it anymore," she told me, sighing.
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The third age is that of the fickle lover, "sighing like furnace".
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Expect to see Arsene Wenger sighing all kinds of French le sighs.
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Jarallah, who was being polite, made satisfied sighing noises over his croissant.
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"There's nothing to see when it's like this anyway," Tokarczuk added, sighing.
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What do you do, what is the ... Just sighing, long, giant sigh.
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"I don't know," he says finally, sighing with what sounds like sincere uncertainty.
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"Cooking brings me great joy, but it alters my personality," Maxine says, sighing.
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"All these types of issues just become much heavier lifts," Dent said, sighing.
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"I'll probably be getting an excited e-mail from Jordan," she said, sighing.
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"And under Hillary, it'd just be more of the same," he continued, sighing.
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" Sighing, she said, "Trump has made my life better in so many ways.
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"I don't know if it will be in my lifetime," each said, sighing.
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Shouldn't they be, like, playing Reckless Racing 3 on their phones and sighing?
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I don't want to find myself sighing and frightened, or full of argument.
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Gore's eye rolls, repeated sighing and crowding his adversary arguably cost him the election.
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The one I personally keep picking up and sighing over is the Essential Phone.
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After the sighing reel was circulated, the entire narrative of the first debate changed.
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"There's no end to the challenges that we have with cheetahs," Crosier said, sighing.
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But Brandon Alexander, a robotics specialist formerly of Google X, wasn't among those sighing.
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Like actors in Godard, Sontag's characters speak a sighing, allusive language draped with erudition.
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"What do you want?" asked Mayor Erin Stewart, a Republican, shrugging, smiling and sighing.
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"We passed a public option in the Finance Committee in 20203," says Wyden, sighing.
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Yet the mood changed entirely during the sighing, restless main theme, played with yearning.
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Ms. Kelly started sighing too, to reflect back to her feelings and deepen them.
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"Oh my gosh," she said, shaking her head and sighing as we continued on.
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" Phyllis pauses for just a beat before hugging Rhoda and sighing, "I'm so relieved.
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I spent much of last night steeling myself to be disappointed, fully expecting that this morning we'd be sighing over the American weakness for British accents ("1917"), parsing the triumph of nihilism ("Joker") and sighing over a cute Holocaust movie ("Jojo Rabbit").
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"There are a lot of issues monetizing anything to do with alcohol," he says, sighing.
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They hear voices, disembodied footsteps, or, perhaps most chillingly, the sound of a woman sighing.
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Flat-dwelling, and the sighing boom of the tumble-drier, gradually cut deep into demand.
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Sighing and looking down at the floor, Metz said the body camera video was heartbreaking.
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As performed by the orchestra under Mr. Salonen, the rapturous, sighing reunion scene was overwhelming.
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The sighing is almost audible, so please say something nice to him in the comments.
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"The point of departure for the U.K. is 'We are exceptional,' " the official said, sighing.
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Then he shaped the melody that unfolds in sighing, descending phrases with elegance and refinement.
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"It's absolutely unbelievable the level of incompetence at this district," Andrew Pollack, Meadow's father, said, sighing.
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IN THE BACKGROUND, YOU CAN HEAR TRUMP SOLVING YET ANOTHER WORLD CRISIS AND HIS AIDES, SIGHING.
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When he asks the servant why she is sighing, she laughs, and he angrily dismisses her.
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This Richard is notably effeminate and moves suddenly between sighing boredom and fits of angry petulance.
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"If I were Jared Kushner, I'd be sighing a breath of relief today," Mr. Zaid said.
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Currently, I'm sighing as I look at my GH5, which is an excellent camera that I love.
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Within 18 hours, they had turned perception around to where the entire story was about me sighing.
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The men make the kind of decisions that you would hear about and shake your head, sighing.
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"The problem of food and water is already there, and more people will come," said Zango, sighing.
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A hot mic from C-SPAN broadcast him dropping an F-bomb beforehand and sighing deeply afterward.
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"I guess it is not the best time to get married," my friend, the bride, said, sighing.
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"We live in strange times," said Elton John, sighing, who arrived in an embroidered Gucci dinner jacket.
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Pounding these things produces an alteration in one's being — from sighing with fatigue to inhaling with pleasure.
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There's a lot of sighing and shaking heads as we discuss Zuck, the ultimate outsider-turned-insider.
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She boasts about getting nearly straight A's — with the exception of a B in chemistry, she said, sighing.
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"I would sleep better at night if I knew a little more," he said, pausing and sighing again.
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Sighing with relief over Mr Trump's generals does not require Washington's elite to credit him with good judgment.
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When Facebook gave us conspiracy theory listicles from angry relatives, Vine gave us an army of sighing ducks.
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" Reynolds scrambled for a moment, asking for more information on the rating system and sighing, before admitting: "One!
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During other visits, those waiting outside pray a whole rosary and then start fidgeting, sighing, checking their watches.
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Mr. Porter tosses off gospel inflections with ease, responding to the sighing arc of Chip Crawford's piano chords.
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All of you are running wild in the offices, sighing loudly and cutting fingernails and getting naked together.
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Sullivan, who was in a wheelchair, responded to "Que Sera, Sera" by sighing in rhythm to the music.
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Recurring figures in triplets hover in the pianos, while a sighing, spare melody floats above in bare octaves.
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"Candidates should therefore avoid cursing or expletives in accordance with federal law," Mr. Klein added, presumably sighing deeply.
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"Candidates should therefore avoid cursing or expletives in accordance with federal law," Mr. Klein added, presumably sighing deeply.
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There is a lot of nodding and sighing as I circulate and listen in on a few conversations.
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I mean c'mon, drop the fuckin' bomb, won't you?" he says before sighing, "I gotta have me some tea.
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And it was in these hours that my housemate said he could hear me wandering around the house, sighing.
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"They have had a couple of suspects over the years, but never arrested anyone," says Carrieri, sighing in frustration.
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It's a phrase we use often, these days, in a sighing, regretful way, as if we wished we weren't.
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There were little threads, fabric that's not worn out but was definitely sighing, and tiny snags on many items.
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"Everyone in the village was moaning and sighing but no one thought it would be this extreme," Ding said.
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Brittle synth leads shimmer like freshly rolled up snowballs; sighing ambience plumes outward like fogged breath on a car window.
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A rotating cleaning schedule is preferable to passive aggressively sighing as you do it all yourself for the 100th time.
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You can practically hear Cassidy sighing in exasperation that Trump is preventing the country from focusing on these pressing problems.
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They just stand there looking demonstratively annoyed, sighing and scrolling through their phones, obstructing the free movement of everybody else.
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His grandmother's sighing as she made her way to the toilet through the darkened house would pitch him into misery.
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As for her daughter: "I've just realized that she is never coming back some six years ago," she said, sighing.
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Fidgeting and sighing, Mr. Koch showed up in court and told the jury he had "no recollection" of the matter.
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Stale punch lines rarely segregate those who get it from those who don't, but they unify everyone in sighing condescension.
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And mine, heavy enough to hurt my back and constantly sighing like a tired dog, was distinctly out of place.
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When they injected the animals with a virus that killed only those cells, the mice stopped sighing, the researchers discovered.
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He has produced seven more collections, including his latest, Unidentified Sighing Objects, which came out in 2015 from CavanKerry Press.
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The transitions from bloodthirsty choruses to wistful arias are often awkward, with too many slow fades and sighing semitone descents.
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Ruth's early scenes feature her sighing defeatedly over people who drive loud trucks and don't pick up after themselves in public.
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I started rocking in my seat and sighing loudly like a resentful child on a long car trip at this point.
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Later, it's Cruise sighing at yet another piece of spy tech malfunctioning while his life depends on it working as advertised.
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Everyone kept stopping all the time and sighing really loudly, only to resume if I'd push more chips onto the table.
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Traditional Brazilian rhythms, Minimalistic motifs, breakneck picking and sighing melody are commingled in pieces that look both inward and far ahead.
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" He did just that with a performance that left the silver medalist Shubenkov sighing afterwards: "The Jamaican is just too fast.
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When scared, I did my best to stand up to the fear ("I don't want to find myself sighing and frightened…").
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"I know what we're doing is going to have a big footprint and make us a major player," he said, sighing.
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Sometimes we even break the day up by sighing deeply and squeezing another coffee out of the machine in the office kitchen.
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"I only heard about one of them because I got a call from the tax office about unpaid taxes," he said, sighing.
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Occasionally, as Al Gore found out during his sighing tactic in 2000, this behavior can backfire, but candidates still love using it.
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"It's really frustrating," Angel Smith, 45, says, sighing as she stands next to a yellow-chain divider keeping waiting riders in line.
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The strummed acoustic guitar, plinky pianos, sighing, honey-coated backup singers, and sparingly deployed horns and glockenspiel equal a consistent band sound.
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"In some ways, the reason you have a Season 1 is so you can fix things in Season 2," Schoninger said, sighing.
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"And it was before the explosion of vile that we see on the Internet these days from different fandoms," he said, sighing.
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If I deliberated for ten minutes about which restaurant to go to, it meant a night of his sighing and contrary replies.
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Trump may soon ask them to accept his firing of Robert Mueller, and yes, after some sighing, they will accept that, too.
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Toward the end, the trumpeter's sighing articulations created the impression of a chorus emerging from the piece's thickest atmospheres of electronic haze.
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But Mr. Adès enshrouds them in the opera's most rapturous music, an extended duet with sighing vocal lines and quizzical orchestral sonorities.
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Some of his tender, sighing textures in "Méditation," a symphonic extract from Massenet's opera "Thaïs," would have worked wonders in the concerto.
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" As a viewer, you are constantly pulled between sighing over the sweetness of their dynamic and longing for it to finally become "real.
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Sighing, Schweiger recalls one woman in such a home, poorly insulated, sweltering in hundred degree heat, plugging her AC into extension cords overnight.
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Unfortunately, a new Glassdoor study shows that when it comes to taking time off, most Americans settle for sighing wistfully and clocking in.
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I wish there was a way to convey how deeply I am sighing as I write this, but Trump does have a point!
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"America's not just a country," he said, after sighing in exasperation and burying his head in his arms upon first hearing Trump's name.
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" Brooks warns that next, Trump may ask Republicans to accept his firing of special counsel Robert Mueller, which, "after some sighing, they will.
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The movements are rhythmic and transfixing, involving a lot of gut punching and spirit fingers and deep sighing and tossing of the limbs.
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With sure dramatic instinct she zoomed in on moments of pathos, lingering on a sighing motif, or building up crescendos with muscular impatience.
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Drake's introduction, eight bars of sighing melody, has him gently touching down in the song's jagged landscape instead of hitting the ground running.
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Americans who saw the televised debates in 2000 can probably still hear the sound of Vice President Al Gore sighing after almost every remark.
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You had the clear-seeing, absurdist poetics of Genesis P-Orridge; Marissa Nadler's sighing gothic folk laments; the white-knuckled thrash of the Men.
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Feldman and study co-authors Mark Krasnow and Kevin Yackle have also identified and studied the preBötC neurons in mice that affect sighing in 2016.
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When I spoke to people in Dover—whether a waiter, a butcher, or a Conservative councillor—"just get us out" was a recurring, sighing refrain.
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His concerns aren't much different than, say, your parents sighing about younger generations being glued to their phones — albeit probably worded in more fiery terms.
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Ken is the picture of uxoriousness, devoted to his sighing, supportive wife, Mollie (Caitriona Balfe), and their son, Peter (Noah Jupe), who idolizes his dad.
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As someone who spent several hours sighing and grumbling while trying to master playing with a console controller, the touch controls felt like a gift.
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David Roth: I would like to, say, adopt the Brewers, provided broadcasts could still come with Keith Hernandez free-associating about Badfinger records and sighing.
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This was the first time they'd met—but, after more than a year of sighing letters, Locke had come to Paris flushed with amorous feeling.
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When the show started, her character veered dangerously close to cliché: the sighing mom-wife with the baby-man husband who gets all the laughs.
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"Now, it's starring to finally hit me that I'm going to go America," Dickey said, sighing in the video she recorded before boarding her flight.
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When approached with similar requests, you should stop yourself from rolling your eyes and sighing loudly and instead try to understand where they're coming from.
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He helped define the Meters' classic funk sound, Dr. John's gumbo rock and the sighing soul of acts like Lee Dorsey and the Neville Brothers.
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This entire news story and all of the subsequent opinions had me sighing for a while — but none of it had to do with Oprah Winfrey.
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It got compared to new age music a lot, which makes sense on one hand, Luka's music did have the same sort of sighing cosmic quality.
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Sighing, she led me to a fitting room, rearranging items as she went—insect hair clips, Baggallinis, peacock scarves—so it wasn't a totally wasted trip.
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Much of the score, conducted here with fervor by Reinbert de Leeuw, feels somber, starting with the sighing motif that opens the work and recurs throughout.
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Visibly sighing and rolling his eyes, Barron looked like he wanted the whole damn charade to be over so he can go the hell to sleep.
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None of my housemates would come with me; they sat looking at their phones, and then at the TV, sighing, having washed their hands of Brandon.
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What remains is the droll and sighing commitment of the stoic—a willingness to perform minor acts of assistance and relief, but nothing more than that.
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"The combined economics departments of the Eurosystem central banks must be sighing in relief over this round of forecasts," Anatoli Annenkov, an economist at Societe Generale, said.
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"I was OK with it on the condition that he leave after two days," remembers a sighing young man in what seems to be documentary voice-over.
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Moments of scowling, sighing, face-palming frustration—like losing a spoon in a bowl of hot soup, or staring down a progress bar that never… fully… loads.
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"The combined economics departments of the Eurosystem central banks must be sighing in relief over this round of forecasts," Anatoli Annenkov, an economist at Societe Generale, said.
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"I asked them all — every time you come and want our votes and say nice things, but when the elections are over, nothing happens," he said, sighing.
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"If there was more work for them to do here – like more land to farm – we would have no reason to send them away," she said, sighing.
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A woman near me held her phone, zooming in and out on a photo she had taken of Jennifer Lopez's beatific face on the red carpet, sighing rhythmically.
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There's a pretty good exchange of insults, again, ending with Dollar Bill sighing, "I hate every pore of you," while manspreading on the couch to a ridiculous degree.
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She apologized for her poor Mandarin and, whenever a word or a phrase eluded her, repeated the Cantonese equivalent to herself in increasingly agitated tones, sighing with frustration.
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Sighing, she lowered the bowl and stared out at the banana leaves that spied on us through the window, as if waiting to snatch the food being prepared.
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He's been floating through life, wincing and sighing as his housing prospects dwindle, his criminal record racks up points and his past Ivy League laurels fade into irrelevance.
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A soft whisper of violins yields to sighing, drooping sounds throughout the strings, then forthright brass fanfares begin; they recur throughout the piece, a kind of periodic annunciation.
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Resting their head on the included exercise ring, they briefly select the next level before sighing in resignation and setting the device down and kneeling to the floor.
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First introduced sighing in relief at a negative pregnancy test, Jeffrey's girlfriend Annabel (Jessica Chastain) remains supportive but has no expectations that his efforts will come to anything.
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At the screening, audience members could be heard sniffling, sighing and crying during moments when Robson and Safechuck spoke of their struggles to come forward to their families.
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Islanders–Lightning isn't as sexy as the other Eastern Conference semi-final, the one with the Ovechkin–Crosby matchup that has NHL broadcasters both salivating and sighing in relief.
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The second song, which begins "O but memory is not one but many," is more agitated, with the orchestra breaking into fluttering riffs or melting into sighing string harmonies.
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There's still a lot of eye rolling and sighing around this cultural divide between the new generation of creators and producers and brands that want to work with them.
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As he sings about reality versus consoling illusion, the music trudges through Beatles-like chords with an undertow of simulated, sustained strings, building to a chorus with sighing harmonies.
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"Black Swan," which is the first single off of BTS' upcoming album Map of the Soul: 7, is a song punctuated with a heavy trap beat and sighing instrumentals.
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Francesa's lack of interest and sighing impatience with his (many, many) lessers is the whole show, and if it's the sort of thing you like, then you probably like it.
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Twitter user "chill bill" sent out a tweet at 8:24 PM on April 5 reading "The fact that French Montana thinks anyone cares about him.." with a sighing emoji.
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The tweet doesn't reveal anything specific, but the sentiment expressed by the GIF sure seems to suggest the vibe around the Bungie office today is one of sighing resignation. pic.twitter.
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I always get that response from the work, and it's something I'm completely unaware of when I'm doing it — in terms of the sighing, and the hands, and flippant attitude.
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For two years now, New York wine lovers have been restlessly tapping their feet, checking their watches and sighing heavily as they waited for word that Rouge Tomate would reappear.
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Here's what the former vice president said, according to Business Insider: If you heard something just now, that was the sound of thousands of cannabis experts sighing all at once.
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But they'd soon go in another direction, taking shelter from those early sets in abstracted noise and sighing cosmic ambience on their first proper album, 2002's Beaches and Canyons.
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But then we talked through the new brand of corruption a Trump presidency will likely bring to DC, and we went back to just sighing and saying I love you.
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In all his work, what stays constant is the heavy, sighing power of Smith's expression — a physical and calming force, speaking of poise and forbearance — as well as restless vision.
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It's your basic corporate espionage plot, but I had a lot of fun yelling at Tony and sighing when he and his assistant Pepper (Gwyneth Paltrow) shared smiles and blushes.
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When he first ran for mayor, in 63, Mr. Bloomberg looked bored, rolling his eyes and sighing as his opponent spoke at one of two debates in the general election.
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In its early scenes, "Frantz" sustains the mood of a solemn, romantic period piece whose dignified melancholy is deepened by Philippe Rombi's Mahler-influenced soundtrack, sighing discreetly in the background.
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"Pay No Mind," with its lilting guitar line and spare drums, could be a lost Jesus & Mary Chain cut, shuffling and sighing at the pace of its central waning relationship.
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Parker's "Scrapple From the Apple" loses its steady pulse, becoming an immersion in overtones and soupy interplay, especially between Mr. Braxton's contrabass clarinet and the sighing, slippery bass of Joe Fonda.
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Now, I don't mean to be judgmental, but I often find myself sighing with annoyance when I open them up — so much so that I was motivated to write this article.
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The sound effects give clues into the platform they're using: a door creaking as people enter the chat, a door closing as they leave, the nostalgic sighing bloop of a sent message.
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Rather than sighing deeply, counting those coins, and putting them in the cash register, the restaurant responded by taking a picture of the quarter-covered table and shaming that person on Facebook.
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Martha, Philip and Gabriel prepared for her trip, cooking breakfast, carrying her bag to the car and driving through the countryside in silence, the only sounds being frying eggs and sighing wind.
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He hangs up the phone, sighing in resignation, then opens his desk drawer, pulls out a pair of leather gloves, puts them on, and then reveals a sleek pistol with a silencer.
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An episode from Season 2 opens with Kerry idling beside Kurtan on a public bench, sighing wearily, then asking the ersatz documentary crew if they ever get bored following the pair around.
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When diners stood up at the end of the night, you could almost hear them sighing with relief that they'd had an entire meal in a hot downtown restaurant without eating lard.
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Over 30 minutes, the work unfurls a fluid stream of instrumental colors, from shimmering filaments of sound to broad sighing gestures that build with unrelenting momentum into muscular blocks of dark matter.
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But in works like "Something to Hunt" and "Albatross" Ms. Fure takes the time to build these collections of sighing, scratchy and shuddering sounds into sophisticated textures that gradually take on profound expressivity.
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While his performances have included several of these new songs, they've largely leaned on old boogie-woogie numbers, with Hosono leading a primarily acoustic band complete with sighing accordion and heavenly slide guitar.
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The first episode follows her through her first death: She starts her night sighing into a gilded mirror in a sleek, black-tiled bathroom that looks like it could belong in Studio 54.
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Mandy is mainly signified by her sighing love theme, which underscores her role as a placid, stabilizing presence for Red (and—it's somewhat implied—for the idyllic pine forest the two live in).
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"Margaret" now exists (on streaming services and on DVD) in the longer version Mr. Lonergan wanted all along, but he still can't talk about the whole experience without wincing and sighing a lot.
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If you've spent the past decade-plus sighing that they just don't make romcoms like they used to, Set It Up will feel like it was designed to cater specifically to your needs.
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I'm just saying in cases where it does work — when you are presented with the choice between sighing a lot or paying a small amount of money — I think you should buy the spoons.
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A single standing-only counter, jars of pickled bar food and local workers sighing over sumo wrestling on TV. The owner is often referred to as Mom (in Japanese, of course) by the clientele.
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"McDonald's PlayPlaces aren't becoming pot places, not even in Colorado, the first state with legal recreational marijuana sales," the AP's fact checker wrote, possibly after sighing deeply and wondering what this life has become.
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It's also a showcase of the manifold territory that is her style: There's acoustic balladry, sighing neo-soul, and dance grooves that start in the hips and swirl into the head like an intoxicant.
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He insisted on sitting in a smaller, secondary interview room instead of the main one, and then kept most of his answers clipped, frequently waving his arms in frustration and sighing between brief answers.
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He seemed nervous and kept sighing loudly, which I also couldn't understand, as it was obvious that the first-ever thesis defense on the ice was going to result in the first-ever pass.
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"I have a person who DMs me every single day and says 'Day 1; Day 2; Day 3,' like a diary and I don't respond – I don't want to get into it," she says, sighing.
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A "Black Panther" actor is one of many DACA recipients sighing in relief after the Supreme Court refused to take up the case ahead of schedule ... but he says his future in America is uncertain.
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She spends 14 tracks embodying the most delicate and desperate extremes of melancholy, inscribing countrypolitan and torchy pop arrangements with sighing silences, and launching into anguished, note-bending runs during the roiling, down-home numbers.
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Mr. Opsvik, a bassist who thinks with his pen, recently released "Overseas V." It's the latest installment in a series of albums featuring original compositions, most of them built around sighing harmonies and lissome textures.
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Their third album is a million miles from the sighing fragility of their 2011 debut, with Costelloe sounding more like a beer-swilling Karen O than the moony teen who started off down this road.
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If you are concerned that the band won't be sighing and cooing their way through synth lines, you can put your mind at ease by listening to the album's third single, "Goodbye Soleil," released this morning.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Italian debt is heading towards one of its best weeks since the euro zone debt crisis as the Italian anti-austerity government's apparent willingness to curb budgetary excesses has the market sighing with relief.
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Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore85033 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE's sighing looks quaint now.
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I imagined her on the other end of the phone, sighing in commiseration and wishing her well-intentioned brand could quit this low-cal business, say #WeighThis to the government, and join the anti-diet revolution.
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The next time you're waiting for your afternoon Egg McMuffin at McDonald's, instead of standing at the counter, sighing deeply and wondering what's taking so long, you can take your impatience back to your seat instead.
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This year we're here to help, so instead of shuffling around halfheartedly tossing balled up napkins and sighing dejectedly at the pomegranate-champagne punch stains on your carpet, you'll be a master of post-party cleanup.
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But while we generally cannot change our hearts' rhythm by choice, we can alter how we breathe, in some cases consciously, as in holding our breath, or with little volition, such as sighing, gasping or yawning.
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The sound of eviction court was a soft hum of dozens of people sighing, coughing, murmuring, and whispering to children, interspersed with the cadence of a name, a pause, and three loud thumps of the stamp.
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Despite this provocative agenda, about 30 minutes into the show I found myself sighing audibly at what seemed like the seventh scene change, as if the stage lighting were on a pay-as-you-go timer.
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They could not look out at a broad meadow from the windows of our car without sighing and talking about the number of European Jews who could have been saved from annihilation and settled in that very space.
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Loretta Lynn featuring Elvis Costello "Everything It Takes" (Sony Legacy) The wordplay, the sighing pedal-steel guitar and Ms. Lynn's deep twang reach back to classic honky-tonk, in a new song pulled from her old notebooks. 18.
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That is until one day late last year, when that same friend and I were sighing over a recent wave of bad news — personal, geopolitical — and she paused and asked me: Whatever happened to Dog of the Day?
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His writing is at its vivid best in the "muted drama of the theatre", with "the bleeping of the anaesthetic monitors, the sighing of the ventilator" and "the sucker slurping obscenely" as he removes a tumour from someone's brain.
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In the 17 years I've known him, Aaron's always been a stoic viewer—unless he's sighing in exasperation at children who have been placed in convoluted peril or giggling uncontrollably at someone taking a slapstick shot to the crotch.
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Her new "This might also be a form of dreaming," set to enigmatic texts by Ms. Rankine about connection, requires many of the same techniques as in "Partita": grand, plush harmonies; droning on tangy, bendable pitches; sighing, exhaling babble.
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The stellar ensemble Alarm Will Sound, conducted by Alan Pierson, brought flow and nuanced color to the score, which contains extensive passages of Minimalist chugging and sighing, wilting gestures that echo the plangency of Mr. O Lionaird's traditional songs.
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Right when the movie seemed to want us to be sighing at the romance of it all, more than one person at my screening was instead hissing urgently about potential snow-induced damage to Lara Jean's vintage evening gown.
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Colleges and admissions officers at elite colleges are sighing with relief after a long-awaited decision from a federal court in Boston upheld the constitutionality of the Harvard admissions process that considers race among a wide array of factors.
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The spouses were rattled—Franny's husband, Marvin, ill at ease out of his security-guard uniform, Fred's wife, Erma, sighing and snatching at her hair, Rose's husband, Walter, monkeying with a camera as a way of snubbing everyone else.
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A decade later, in London, Ono collaborated with the experimental-jazz composer and saxophonist Ornette Coleman, using her voice as an impulsive, expressionistic instrument, whose raspy, sensuous, guttural, excited sounds seamlessly integrated with the sputtering, sighing and explosions of the band.
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Whenever you can't think of a witty title for your piece of art, just remember that the makers of 'High School Musical' had plugged that title in only for working purposes before, sighing, shrugging their shoulders and just going with it.
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Sprightly, sour, agile and efficient, Physically Sick ends on a moderately hopeful note: over glittery synthesizer and chugging drums, Octo Octa's "Only Tears" bubbles over with sighing, moaning vocal snippets in a major key, a blast of breathy, wordless awe.
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So the next time you hear someone sighing over the vagaries of time, and how there just aren't enough hours in a day, here are some alternative day lengths for you to bring up and completely (and scientifically) derail the conversation.
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But if you feel like it's ok, and they're spending most of their time sighing into Tinder and doing something less effective at home anyway... The Lelo Ina 2 waterproof rabbit style vibrator is quiet, waterproof, and has eight settings.
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You can practically see Emily sighing in relief when she gets a call to say she's been hired to handle a pop star who's arrived at a party in NYC wearing a Nazi outfit and must leave the star-studded soiree.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Sighing at the sight of a queue of hundreds of people that snaked its way around the conference centre and out of the door, one Conservative Party member complained: "They should have put him on the main stage".
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Her captivating score plays musical games of sound and color, often requiring Mr. Lebhardt to strike keys with one hand while, leaning into the piano, moving his other over the strings to create sounds that combined percussive thumps with sighing harmonics.
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She carries herself with a sighing shrug and a roll of the eyes, but make no mistake: The structure of this set is carefully assembled like a magic trick, using misdirection and audience manipulation, and the pace is managed deftly.
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Amid his heavy sighing and wincing, the hours of out-of-court testimony show the real Alexander Jones: a man caught between the desire to defend his conspiracy empire and a legal system that threatens to bring it all crashing down.
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Ms. Manigault-Newman said she could not "disclose confidential conversations with the president," which led to loud sighing and snickering in the crowd, though Ms. Manigault-Newman did say she thought it was wrong for Mr. Trump to make those comments.
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"I've been doing this for over 30 years," the prosecutor, Joseph T. Deters, said, by turns sighing and shaking his head, before distributing a video in which Officer Raymond M. Tensing killed Samuel DuBose with a shot to the head.
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Few vocalists have as distinctive a sound as Parlato, whose sibilant, sighing soprano and querying, half-spoken inflection — influenced by Brazilian bossa nova, folk and romantic crooners past — have made her one of the most immediately recognizable figures in jazz.
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All three band members sing cheerful melodies in breathy unison, commenting on each other's vocal lines, exclaiming and sighing, sometimes mumbling, as they are frantically swept up in a collective rapture that disrupts the illusion of a centered musical subject.
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There were plaintive, open-landscape chord progressions followed by eager, dashing piano solos, and then a ballad of sighing harmonies sung with his sister, Elena Pinderhughes, a standout flutist and vocalist who made a few cameo appearances that nearly stole the show.
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And the sight of Amy Schumer stripping down to her bra and Spanx in front of a mirror after a bad date, sighing over every perceived flaw as the undergarments dig into her skin in red welts, was just that kind of wake up call.
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After spending the Obama era frowning and sighing about how the national deficit (the gap between annual government spending and revenues) was troublingly high, Republicans decided last year to explode that same figure with a tax cut package massively tilted toward the rich and corporations.
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In 2000, Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore85033 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE's sighing during his first debate with then-Gov.
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Their ads aim to convince us that flying is a normal, relaxing, and even enjoyable process, with videos of calm passengers in plush seats sighing, smiling, and all the other things people usually do when they're not suspended a lethal distance above the Earth.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Yeah alright you're back to work this morning and you're fairly pissed off and you're determined to spend the entire day sighing because you've had to get dressed in something that isn't an adult onesie—I know, I feel you.
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As the train hurtled along the edge of the river, its wheels hiccuping along the tracks, and the assured hum of the engine sighing in the background, I was reminded of the perpetually vibrating concrete floors and viscous sounds that I bathed in for the last 12 hours.
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"I certainly don't want to see the Pacific turned into another South China Sea, with us one day all sighing that it is too late for us to do anything," Wu said, referring to Chinese moves to build military installations on artificial islands and reefs in the disputed water.
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I especially love the climactic phrase when Ms. Price, after leaping to a glorious high B flat, takes a quick breath then sings a plush A flat (a sighing "Ah") that slips smoothly down to a sustained, uncannily steady G — those two notes prolonged on a single breath for almost 15 seconds.
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Most of the responses I received expressed appropriate admiration and envy of my goats, but the message in question was intended not as a response to me but as an aside to some of the recipient's co-workers, sighing over the kinds of expenditures on which I was frittering away my uncomfortable income.
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Minor physical faux pas have sunk candidates in the past, from Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE sighing in 2000 to George H.W. Bush checking his watch in 85033.
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When the community grieves for the hard-working Robbins (the tenor Chauncey Packer), who has been killed in a brawl with the brutish stevedore — and Bess's bullying lover — Crown (the bass-baritone Alfred Walker in a menacing, formidable performance), the chorus sang the sad refrains of "Gone, Gone, Gone" with sighing lyricism and swelling fervor.
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While G.O.P. establishment leaders such as the Bush boys, Mitt Romney and John McCain may believe that their announced nonattendance at the Republican convention in Cleveland this summer will have a profoundly negative effect on the ambience of the event, they may be surprised to discover that many of us longtime, traditional Republicans are sighing with relief.
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The downward-sighing theme is back in the winds, but it floats above a multilayered texture in which rhythms and accents are landing every which way: scurrying triplets in the strings, horns sounding on the fourth beat of the bar, piercing grace notes in the piccolo, and a curious oompah section comprised of timpani, cymbals, and bass drum.
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Sonic sensations during the moment that made me want to grasp for sight included dry, chirping expressions, suggesting a calmly operational partnership between insects; low-pitched, choral-like chants that seemed as though they were shooting out from a distant but resonant cave; and the harsh, metallic sighing of a cymbal's edge when scraped by wood.
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"Slow Love" makes one imagine Prince as the singer in a dimly lit lounge, wearing a tuxedo plus bowtie or perhaps a very revealing black dress, standing in front of an orchestra larger than the one implied by the recording, cooing and sighing through the cigar smoke, stars, guitars, lips red as wine, chances are you think his heart's your Valentine.
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Consider what it takes to "win" a debate under the current format: Generally, the "winner" of the debate is the candidate who manages expectations best, the candidate who delivers the best zinger, the candidate who avoids any memorable or telling stumbles (like notably sighing), and/or the candidate whose surrogates do the most convincing job in the post-debate spin room.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Hillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Push for national popular vote movement gets boost from conservatives MORE (D-Mass.) starting to speak and raising her hand before sighing.
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It's easily his sharpest and most playful full-length, moving as one continuous thing rather than sounding merely like a collection of songs, as when the sighing ballad "Mind Games" (sung by Ed McFarlane of Friendly Fires) melts into the driving, heavily EQ'd near-trance of "Germination" (produced with Kompakt mainstay Kölsch), which then veers into the emotionally charged "Voyage Interiur," featuring Miss Kittin on spoken vocals.
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After sighing that all the other characters and conflicts were "all as exciting as last year's weather reports," writer John Simon acknowledges: Rather more can be said for the two robots that steal the show: one humanoid, British-accented, and with an Edward Everett Horton persona; the other, a kind of mobile electronic trash can, all nervous beeps and hearty bloops, waddling along in vintage Mickey Rooney style.
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Unable to bring himself to look her in the eye, he looks instead "at the future / He was required to look at": Pious Aeneas, groaning and sighing, and shaken In his very self in his great love for her, And longing to find the words that might assuage Her grief over what is being done to her, Nevertheless obeyed the divine command And went back to his fleet.
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Instead, I stood in the front row for all of Ben LaMar Gay's riveting set — a tangle of samba, blues and math-rock, bouncing from Bubber Miley to Animal Collective — and then stuck around for Joshua Abrams and Natural Information Society, a sextet featuring the bandleader on guimbri, Lisa Alvarado pulling chords out of a sighing harmonium, and Jason Stein playing sharply cut patterns on the bass clarinet.
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While there's a bit of a tradeoff being made there (I'll admit to sighing over the loss of this lovely image from Hades and Persephone's first meeting: "The smell of the flowers she held in her hand, / The pollen that fell from her fingertips, / And suddenly Hades was only a man, / With the taste of nectar on his lips"), that revision means that the story now feels more organic to the characters.
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Whenever I find myself sighing so deeply that it pings off the back wall of the office, smacking me directly in the mouth with which it escaped, I slip this incredibly lucid and pellucid slice of rainforest-ready ambient techno on and then start punching myself in the face for writing "lucid and pellucid slinky slice of rainforest-ready ambient techno," until my face resembles a lamb shoulder left to rot on a summer's day.
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As he puts it, Rønnenfelt is interested in facilitating a place "where grit and something pretty can form some sort of bond together," and I wonder whether the added orchestration on Beyondless seems to have allowed this "bond" to creep from the lyrics into the music, where grandiose horns and sighing strings now war with the band's usual guitar, bass, and drums, which always seems to have one foot in total chaos.
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After an hour-and-a-half of GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE not only sighing, but constantly grimacing, interrupting and generally disregarding any sort of rules of civil order or any reasonable standards of dignity, we've now reached a new low in presidential debates.
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The plot of the film concerned Santa mistreating his reindeer because he's unable to think for himself and has outsourced his morality to "the good book" (*sigh*) and also featured a subplot with Megyn Kelly and a character called White Jesus (*sighing so hard I deprive myself of oxygen and hallucinate myself heading towards the light, having what I believe is a religious experience that will be smugly picked apart by a guy in a flat cap on a Roku atheist TV channel*).
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KIPP Fresno's school plan described what it called "a few" examples: messy binders and desks, crooked lines, trash on the floor, untucked shirts, slouching, note passing, loud talking, deep sighing, whining, laughing at others, eye rolling, teeth sucking, gum chewing, yawning, pen tapping, doodling, feet dragging, running in the hallways, and sloppy bulletin boards Take any of those steps, and a student would face a sliding scale of consequences, from losing points in their classroom reward system to being asked to stand up for the rest of the class period, according to the KIPP Fresno plan.
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I wish I were fine as a tree is fine With its sturdy form and its beautiful line… Living through storms with their stinging hail… Quietly singing through summer days And when autumn comes with its amethyst haze And the low sun's rays grow thin and pale… To whisper in sighing antiphonals With the sound of rivers in cañon walls… Change of the time when the north wind blow Folding the peaks in their driving snow And ice stills the voices of waterfalls… And threnodies drift through the somber pine… I wish I were fine as a tree is fine.
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