"What brought it home was the kindergarten," he says somberly.
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"His domestic policies would lead to recession," Romney said somberly.
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"It could have been my child -- anyone's," he said somberly.
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" He added somberly: "I'm just relieved we got the win.
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They wait somberly in line: cosplayers, young women, middle-aged men.
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" Gaga asks, somewhat somberly, and the grandmother nonchalantly replies, "I guess.
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He somberly tells Ashlee that he seriously considered skipping the surgery.
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"I got rained on like a million times," he says somberly.
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"My son hasn't had much of a childhood," Omido says somberly.
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The Economist, based in Britain, somberly informs Americans whom to elect.
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When recently asked about it, the group replied matter-of-factly, but somberly.
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It's a sad story, and she tells it well — somberly, and with conviction.
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Secret Service agents waited somberly on the shore for the day to end.
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"Our ancestors built the railroads, linked the highways," Trump somberly told his audience.
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"This s--- looks the same, every time I walk through here," Neely assessed somberly.
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And given the overall somberly gray hue of the show, that absence feels mourned.
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It is the verbal equivalent of a B-movie scientist somberly removing his glasses.
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" Then he said somberly, "I only hope that what's troubling you goes away soon.
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Rafael Nadal enters the court slowly, somberly, every ounce of him emanating stolid focus.
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I will not somberly mourn and point to our better angel and American resilience.
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I will not somberly mourn and point to our better angel and American resilience.
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She and Fischer, 39, both somberly wished the person behind the camera a Merry Christmas.
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I somberly guided Harvey Miller into the vent system and left him there to die.
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It's the largest search and rescue mission in the state's history, officials said somberly Friday night.
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"Condolences to the battle rapper Tech 29," Tech N20193ne, 22019, somberly said in a monochrome video.
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"Today is a very sad day," Mr. McCain said somberly during the Senate debate on Dec.
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Repeatedly throughout their testimony, Facebook, Twitter, and Google somberly recognized the gravity of their post-election situation.
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After a year, the best they can do is somberly insist there is smoke, but no fire.
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In the morning we scooped her up in our arms and carried her somberly to the vet.
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From the back of the truck, we watched the surviving Toe Adamites stroll somberly through the fields.
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On Late Night, Seth Meyers took a moment to reflect, somberly, on what President Trump could mean.
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After the game, he somberly apologized to the fans who had traveled to Russia to support the team.
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On Monday, she sat somberly inside a Maui courtroom as the prosecution laid out its case against her.
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Here, a woman somberly watches the first significant amount of rainfall the country had in months, in December.
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Steeped in Norse mythology, the newest God of War game opens somberly with the death of Kratos's wife.
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And as Britain prepares to leave the European Union Friday night, the EU is somberly marking its departure.
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In a post-match interview, he somberly apologized to the fans who traveled to Russia to support the team.
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Even the little ones, who usually harangue one another and jostle and fidget throughout the whole service, sit somberly.
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"One of my best friends of over 25 years, Louis C.K., masturbated in front of women," she said somberly.
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They stood somberly with heads bowed in front of the black casket, which was draped with a U.S. flag.
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"You just can't keep the spark alive for that long," one partner will say, while the other nods somberly.
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The majority party talked somberly about the rule of law while the president's party complained of partisan witch hunts.
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Days after his death, patrons at Imani Caribbean Kitchen & Bar on Adelphi Street somberly raised a glass to his memory.
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"He worked a job he hated with people he didn't much like and finally retired at 60," Wells somberly recalls.
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A few moments later, he looked back at his fiancee and nodded somberly as relatives of the victims sobbed loudly.
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He felt dizzy and sick to his stomach, but somehow, a few hours later, he trudged somberly off to practice.
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Amanda, 27, somberly received the news as she stood in Camden County Superior Court on Thursday, the Associated Press reported.
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"This is magic," she said, having stopped abruptly at the sight of a somberly lighted black box on an upper floor.
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Mr. Rouvali did so — not through any unusual interpretive approach, but simply by conducting a probing, clear and somberly dramatic account.
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I listened as faces smiling in the yearbook spoke somberly of teenage opioid use turning into adult heroin and meth addiction.
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And part of it is that in her songs, weighty emotional burdens are being exposed, confronted and borne, somberly and patiently.
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"I've got good in me; it would just be nice if you were here to help me find it," he somberly says.
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As Auckland's mayor Phil Goff read the Anzac requiem during the service, William and Ardern sat with other dignitaries and somberly listened.
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Mr. de Blasio, who earlier on Friday called the Dallas attack a "national tragedy," spoke somberly about the pain those killings caused.
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And she'd cry, because the moment was an emotional one and, she'd somberly inform us, this Christmas just might be her last.
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The reaction Like he did 14 other times during his presidency, Barack Obama somberly addressed the nation yet again about a mass shooting.
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One county technician, dumbfounded by the whoosh of code rocketing across the screen, somberly took out his phone and began to film it.
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My daughter and I walk somberly the rest of the way home, talking of the adversity that many people in our city face.
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In pictures: Guatemala volcano erupts Later, hundreds gathered in a street as men somberly carried the caskets above their shoulders in a funeral procession.
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The episode's final shot, of Rory curled up somberly on her bed, feels like an elegy for something that's not quite over yet. 26.
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Before the Stravinsky, he gave somberly compelling accounts of five of Shostakovich's set of 24 Preludes and Fugues, a monumental work inspired by Bach.
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The church's Gothic facade somberly offset bouquet-topped people like Haven Burton, her hair the same shade of lavender as the peony on her hat.
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Hamilton, 34, who races for Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport, somberly walked alongside Lauda's coffin after the private service, wearing all-black with a fedora and sunglasses.
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"When the doctors cut into a patient — and it's very cold here, you know — steam rises from the body," Mulcahy quietly and somberly tells his interviewer.
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People gathered there somberly in October 1998, after Matthew Shepard, a 21-year-old gay student, was beaten, tortured and left to die in Laramie, Wyo.
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"It diminishes my ability to express myself as a man, as a husband, as a father, as all the things I also am," he said somberly.
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Mr. McKee had returned to the corner in Morris Heights to make peace with his past, he said somberly, but most importantly to embrace his future.
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The unthinkable was starting to seem inevitable as the Democratic establishment somberly contemplated the implications of an avowed socialist at the top of the 2020 ticket.
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Scavino had boarded Air Force One with Trump and flown to Manchester to capture images of the president somberly proposing the death penalty for opioid dealers.
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You apparently have so little respect for the American People that you expect them to believe that you are approaching this impeachment somberly, reservedly, and reluctantly.
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And then there's Moxie Marlinspike, peering somberly into the distance wearing a bicycle jersey and an 18-inch-tall helmet shaped like a giant spear of asparagus.
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The pilot's opening scene depicts Diane (Christine Baranski) somberly watching Donald Trump's inauguration while dressed in an all-black "funereal" suit from Lawson's fashion line, 35·DL.
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A little more than a year later, senators arrived in their chamber today to somberly sign an oath to deliver "impartial justice" in Mr. Trump's impeachment trial.
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"Because of the seriousness of the challenge to our Constitution that our country faces, it is imperative that we address this investigation somberly and prayerfully," she added.
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Golgotha, where Jesus is crucified, is depicted as a somberly demonic carnival: the chorus, a growing rumble of babbling voices; twirls of clarinet; a clatter of cimbalom.
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The Angels somberly returned to the field on Tuesday, honoring their teammate with a moment of silence and black patches with his number, 45, added to their jerseys.
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Looking at the somberly worded minutes of the most recent Federal Reserve meeting, Michele said the central bank was right to have second thoughts about hiking interest rates.
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Sudden drooping slides and players sawing away at their string instruments, punctuated by the somberly shuddering twang of horn and trumpet, give a sense of wandering and rootlessness.
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"It's been about four hours since I left the hospital where I said goodbye to my 15-month baby for the last time," he somberly says to the camera.
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The two had just been somberly discussing how Warren's withdrawal struck a chord for many women — she was the last female major candidate to drop out of the race.
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Even in photographs, spectators in 18783s America can be seen looking somberly up at the sky through smoked glass, as if waiting anxiously for the eclipse to pass, Schaefer said.
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The C-SPAN video went viral, of course, and in it there's a woman sitting a few rows in front of Ms. Loomer, staring forward somberly, painfully enduring what's happening.
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But as Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, addressing supporters of his presidential bid, turned somberly to the subject of a Republican "nominee" he declined to name, the crowd began to boo.
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"Our parish somberly apologizes for clerical abuse and we will ensure to create the environment where all female churchgoers are respected and treated with dignity," the church said in a statement.
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"When I first started filming this show I thought I would just be documenting stories of families that were torn apart by the church of Scientology's policies and practices," she says somberly.
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Ultimately, the timing of the decision to secure Friedman's files was somberly prophetic, as Friedman suffered a fatal heart attack in May while returning home from giving a UFO lecture in Ohio.
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On February 3, 2015, the Northwestern men's basketball team somberly walked to the visiting locker room of the Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska, after a 16-point loss to the Cornhuskers.
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"Public," with music and concept by Emily Manzo, is centered on personal experiences with Islamophobia as related on screen by Sonny Singh and Mawia Khogali, and includes two somberly expressive dance duos.
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If you look at Dutch art, one of those marvelous Franz Hals portraits or really any other Dutch artist in the 17th century, you'll see these people who are very somberly dressed.
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All of that means that while the company somberly undertakes a public relations campaign to repair its image, assuage its critics, and weather calls for a boycott, the Facebook machine continues to churn.
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Just hours after he somberly confirmed the first coronavirus-related death in the United States, President Donald Trump boasted to a packed room of conservatives that he was responsible for keeping them safe.
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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi stopped a meeting with House Democrats on Tuesday night to deliver news that Iran had attacked US forces in Iraq, and somberly told the room to "pray," Rep.
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But if that is all the viewer does, to somberly walk through the hanging towers of thousands of cut-in names that seem to break shadows and light, I'd suggest you are missing the point.
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What matters is how we react to the results — instead of wringing our hands and somberly concluding that we're terrible people, take a jaunt over to a 2015 blog post by bias expert Janet Crawford.
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"These young girls, they don't know how to drink," he says, gesturing at a tiara-wearing bachelorette party somberly blotting their pizza with napkins in the corner and droning at each other in extreme vocal fry.
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"The Catholic Bishop's Conference of Korea somberly offers apologies to the victim and her family as well as those whom we have disappointed over the clerical sex abuse," Kim, the head of the body, told a news conference.
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In a courtroom in January, Judge Holmes somberly viewed the videotaped conversation between Michael Lee Wilson and an attorney from the Oklahoma Innocence Project in which Wilson admitted that his trial testimony against Scott and Carpenter was false.
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Victim's family members somberly watched as gruesome crimes scene photos were projected on a large screen as a bespectacled Franklin, who was dressed in a light blue long sleeved shirt and dark pants, stared silently at the judge.
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About 15 miles north, in Hampstead, N.C., Joey Canady, 54, a Baptist pastor who didn't evacuate so that he could care for his aging parents, walked somberly but determinedly through the flooded Hampstead Baptist Church, ready to rebuild.
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In an emotional ceremony at the Lakers' arena, the Staples Center, Friday, some fans cheered and others cried as a video of Bryant was shown on screens, and a cellist played somberly in the middle of the court.
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During a three-hour stay in Pittsburgh, the President and first lady somberly laid stones atop the 11 Star of David markers planted in the ground outside the Tree of Life synagogue, where 22018 worshipers were gunned down.
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The corporate jet is on the auction block, acquisitions are being spun off, and the IPO has been somberly put on the shelf, right next to the $140-a-bottle tequila that founder Adam Neumann once poured so freely.
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Somehow Jayapal would have to navigate both sides — agitating and legislating, crossing the border back and forth, somberly aware that when it came to immigration issues, even an easy vote felt to some like a perilous journey, destination unknown.
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Some gathered somberly at the city's morgue and hospitals, hoping for word on missing family members and friends, while others gazed in wonder at the empty space where the span should have been, and at the wreckage beneath it.
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In it, she played a woman who somberly explains to her boyfriend that though she loves him very much, she must occasionally have sex with a man with a massive penis, and that every other woman feels the same.
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Black, gay, disabled, and HIV positive, Wilson jokes that his identity's got more intersections than most, but he also somberly points out that these marginalized aspects of his identity are why he vitally needs to socialize with like-minded people.
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Suffice it to say that if you wake up tomorrow morning and your commute sucks, Trump has somberly promised to ask Congress to come up with something to fix that — which may or may not involve spending new money on something.
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"I am Belgian, too, I was raised here, and now my 5-year-old son asks me to close the blinds because he is afraid of being shot by terrorists," Samia said as two friends wearing Islamic headscarves nodded somberly.
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It was a funereal moment in the Senate as tears were shed on the floor, in the spectator's gallery and among the Franken aides seated somberly on a bench against the back wall on the Democratic side of the chamber.
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Once inside, Kesha sat somberly in the back of the room, where her mother Pebe comforted her while lawyers for her, her longtime collaborator Dr. Luke (né Lukasz Gottwald) and her label's parent company, Sony, argued over the fate of her recording career.
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"This had honestly been," she mused in voiceover, "one of the strangest days I'd ever had" — a difficult conclusion to deny, given that she and Beck ended their discussion by somberly and literally eating each other's heads, as rendered in delicious cake form.
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NEW DELHI — For days, Nadeem Bhatti, a university student in Wuhan, China, watched as his foreign classmates fled the center of the coronavirus outbreak — lines of Indians, Americans and others filed somberly onto buses as their governments evacuated them from the hot zone.
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In a video of a Communist Party meeting that inexplicably leaked to the public last year, Diaz-Canel expressed a series of orthodox positions that included somberly pledging to shutter some independent media and labeling some European embassies as outposts of foreign subversion.
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In Europe, Mr. Trump disparaged the investigation of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, into Russia's interference in the 2016 election, while in Washington, the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, somberly announced the latest round of indictments in the case.
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"Cav," in this telling, is a grave tale told on a woozily rotating set, filled with people somberly dancing, dressed in black; "Pag" has the antic sparkle that a traveling comedy troupe might indeed have inspired in a country still recovering from war.
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Earlier in the morning, as Cindy McCain, Mr. McCain's widow, stood in front of a wreath honoring her husband at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Mr. Trump's chief of staff, John F. Kelly, and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis somberly stood by her side.
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After struggling with the shot all night — hitting 48 unforced errors — Federer finished the match swinging out on his first match point with his 21st forehand winner, leaving Millman to pick up his sweaty shoes and somberly carry them off the court.
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That the treaty is now in a state of protracted collapse lingers somberly behind Herzog and Gorbachev's cakes, walks down memory lane, and quaint gossipy asides — as do the opinion pieces penned by Gorbachev pleading the Trump administration to reconsider (they didn't).
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Riffing on the many social media memes paying tribute to the bromance between the two politicians, the former president had some fun captioning a picture of himself somberly delivering his 2014 State of the Union speech, while Biden smiled and pointed in the background.
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It again lacked anything satisfying, so I was miserable the entire day, particularly when I somberly followed my friends to dinner at Sweetgreen (probably my all-time favorite fast-casual restaurant) that night and sipped the ubiquitous green juice as they munched on salads.
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Making the Washington rounds on the occasion of the documents' release — somberly greeting well-wishers, signing photographs of his act, demurring at any suggestion of his bravery — Mr. Hill spent his Thursday in search of something more complicated than closure, less tidy than simple vindication.
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Instead he traveled alongside the first lady and prominent Jewish members of his administration -- including daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner -- to somberly lay stones atop the 11 Star of David markers planted in the ground outside the Tree of Life synagogue.
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After a doctor paid a visit to our hotel room and somberly conferred with my parents, they drove me to the Los Angeles County Hospital, where I spent a night or two in a hallway with dozens of other patients because the polio wards were full.
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Save for the segregation of Syrian from Russian soldiers, the camerawork dutifully bore out this unity by cutting between slow-motion drone footage of ancient stonework, honeyed in late afternoon light, and shots of the audience squinting somberly through works by Bach, Prokofiev, and Rodion Shchedrin.
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The players, coaches and trainers, all in white, stood somberly on the sideline during the country music star Tyler Farr's rendition of the song, and while some fans followed through on the team's request to link arms, far more were seen with their hands over their hearts.
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"All kidding aside, think about this: For the longest time, there are an average 21 suicides a week, retired military, as well as active-duty military, suffering from related trauma," Biden said, somberly talking about the list he carried every day to keep aware of military casualties.
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Arguably, though, what this was all building up to—what we had all really hoped it would result in—wasn't an interview on morning television, or write-ups by the global press, but this: Singaporean lawmakers discussing it extremely somberly in a special Parliamentary hearing on fake news.
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Backed by the forward-thinking electronic duo Matmos, free-associating harpist Zeena Parkins, a 13-strong Inuit women's choir from Greenland, and a giant transparent music box, the Icelandic songwriter delivers a version of "Pagan Poetry" that somehow unfurls even more elegantly and somberly than it does on record.
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PHOENIX — As the motorcade carrying the body of Senator John S. McCain made its way into Phoenix this weekend, Arizonans lined up on the side of roads, some with hands over their hearts, others saluting, as if somberly acknowledging that a political era was coming to an end.
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Los Angeles (CNN)As a cellist played somberly at center court, Lakers fans lifted their eyes to the video boards in Staples Center on Friday night and heard from Kobe Bryant himself about his amazing career and his wonderful life as a husband and a father of four girls.
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What's disturbing is the way the possibility of a tape has been held up — through a week packed with breaking news chyrons and cable news panels somberly weighing in on its potential impact — as a potential game changer when it comes to the national consensus about Mr. Trump's racism.
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More somberly, you might bring a little comfort to your memories of 9/11, and cook this insanely popular recipe for a Dijon and Cognac beef stew, which Regina Schrambling brought to The Times in the dark days that followed the attacks, as a kind of culinary antidepressant.
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You could go Egyptian or Brazilian or more Colombian in Astoria, but for my next visit, I took my friends Zack and Carolina and their young kids to Ukus, an extraordinarily casual Bosnian restaurant where we were greeted, waited on, cooked for and served by the same somberly friendly man.
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While I appreciate the historicity of works that predate the modern and contemporary periods, and the somberly scholastic approach (though some galleries get very inventive with their frames) many of these Upper East Side participant galleries take to conveying this historicity, I just love work that is expressly, formally innovative.
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Next is the Last Supper, opening somberly, but pretty quickly moving into the disciples sensuously feeding each other over grapes and bread (and bagels, for some reason), until suddenly everyone's clothes pop off as if by magic—a jump cut—and they all start fucking in a free-for-all gangbang.
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Here is how the Journal described it: A few weeks after Mr. Neumann fired 7% of the staff in 2016, he somberly addressed the issue at an evening all-hands meeting at headquarters, telling attendees the move was tough but necessary to cut costs, and the company would be better because of it.
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Starting the week somberly with the Polish writer Tadeusz Borowski's "This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen," a volume that, as it happened, had provided inspiration for the 1984 Style Council song "Ghosts of Dachau," Poe then leavened his offerings on Day 2 with a pulp fiction comic of the 1940s.
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The trailer starts somberly, reminding us of the various precarious situations the characters were left in at the end of last season: Jon Snow murdered by his own men in Castle Black, Daenerys captured by a new Dothraki horde, and Tyrion left to rule a foreign city on the brink of civil war.
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And then there's this episode, which I found particularly revealing:A few weeks after Mr. Neumann fired 7% of the staff in 2016, he somberly addressed the issue at an evening all-hands meeting at headquarters, telling attendees the move was tough but necessary to cut costs, and the company would be better because of it.
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Four days after Howe died at 88, hockey fans streamed somberly into a darkened Joe Louis Arena to say goodbye to Mr. Hockey, the prolific goal-scorer who played here for a quarter-century, made the Detroit Red Wings a dynasty in the 1950s and is considered by many to be the greatest player hockey has ever known.
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The program he led, which lasted 75 minutes without intermission, combined works that showed the diversity of classical music, like Steven Stucky's somberly beautiful "Elegy" from the 2008 oratorio "August 4, 1964," and a few greatest hits, like the insistent first movement of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony and Wagner's exhilarating "Ride of the Valkyries," performed here to the hilt.
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Mr. Trump's somberly delivered remarks came two days after he signed an executive order to end the separation of families at the border, and amid a fiercely emotional national debate over the fate of some 2,300 children — many of them toddlers and infants — who have already been separated from their parents while trying to enter the United States.
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"Given the history of our country, I would not compare this to a lynching," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens A diverse intern-to-member pipeline will lead to a truer representation of our democracy For Pelosi, the risk of not impeaching Trump has exceeded the risk of impeaching him MORE (R-Ky.) said somberly, reflecting broad dismay within his caucus over the language.
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My favorite, which had no actual numbers, was one of the occasional puzzle tricks that I remember thinking of once in the past, probably at one of those family meetings where everyone somberly discusses what to do when the piano falls through the ceiling and we need to know how to settle all the unforeseen debts (the piano was supposed to be full of rare coins, but they were worthless, all lead slugs).
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Kempinski Hotel Shai Hills resource Reserve Makola Market 30 miles ghana Jamestown Cafe N1 jamestown Gulf of Guinea Gulf of Guinea Elmina Cape Coast Castle Elmina Castle Street data from OpenStreetMap By The New York Times As we stood in an airless dungeon with its stone walls, dirt floor, barred windows and doorways, we listened somberly while our guide broke down our ancestors' harrowing journey — the hundreds of captured people packed into these small, still fetid spaces.
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Among the drawings in this show, whose dates range from 1985 to 2004, we find more than enough elements of unease: the darkly rendered, twisting, fragmented forms inhabiting two untitled works from 1990 — one in India ink and gouache, the other in gouache and ink with collage; the anarchy and disintegration of the jumbled shapes in "Swoop" (2004), drawn in brightly colored felt-tip pen; and the somberly rendered, absurdly distorted figure comprising "Whozat #2 (Drawing for Whazzat #1 Print)" (1995), in pastel and charcoal on shaped paper.
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After delivering the usual jokes about politicians like John Kasich and Hillary Clinton, the Daily Show correspondent devoted the last few minutes of his speech to speaking somberly about Sunday's shooting massacre that killed 49 people at a popular gay nightclub in Orlando, criticizing the congresspeople in the audience over their failure to fight for true equality in the U.S. "What we saw in Orlando was one of the ugliest cocktails of problems that we still see here in America – a cocktail of homophobia, xenophobia, lack of access to mental healthcare and sheer lack of political will," Minhaj said.
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In the pilot, Dev learns that he's not ready to have children over sandwiches from Parm; in the next episode, he is somberly reminded of the sacrifices his parents made to provide him a good life in the United States, so he decides to take them out to dinner at Shun Lee Palace; a few episodes later, he sleeps with a married food critic played by Claire Danes, gets caught in flagrante and, when he runs into the couple later, the cuckolded husband thanks him for sleeping with his wife because the infidelity helped fix what was broken in their marriage; in another episode, Dev learns about street harassment, catches a man masturbating on the subway, makes a citizen's arrest to applause from his fellow strangers — and is thanked for being a good feminist ally by his co-workers, who buy him a cake as a gesture of their gratitude.
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