He speaks quietly, with a somberness that hints at it.
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The photographs are bittersweet, striking a perfect combination of joy and somberness.
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He also finds a more mature somberness that deepens the film's story.
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But it's not urgent or inventive in a way that cuts through the somberness.
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Her wardrobe takes on a somberness that befits the situation at the end of season seven.
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Therapists are notoriously liberal and for days the somberness on campus felt appropriate to mourning a death.
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The lyrics portray everything she can't say, as well as the somberness of a disintegrating relationship that can't be saved.
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The ceremony, which was held at the journalism school, strove for joyful commemoration but often lapsed into grief and somberness.
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His latest collaboration is with the rising country singer-songwriter Luke Combs, who brings a somberness to his Everyman affability.
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In Ms. Smith's version, she has all the malaise of Simone, but the playfulness contains a somberness deepened by sorrow.
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And so, there was a somberness to fashion, a seriousness, after 2008, and it really wasn&apost on-brand for Juicy.
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The deep, rich graphite of the Crazy Bitch series is the conduit for the sobriety, even somberness, undercutting the imagery's nonstop partying.
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By some measure, these are large, commanding paintings full of strong color, with sections in black adding just the right amount of somberness.
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The energy outside T-Mobile Arena for the Vegas Golden Knights' home opener was palpable, a strange mix of anticipation and excitement for a historic sporting event with a tinge of somberness.
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I can understand why Mr. Elkins wanted to take "Smoke" from somberness to brightness, but why, with this finale up his sleeve, did he keep the opening section so boring for so long?
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While its first half is marked by a somberness, with the performers' focus down — the dancers swirl around the stage in interlocking circles like cold machinery — it ends up in a place of resilience.
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As seen above, African artist Romuald Hazoumè has crafted exactly that, balancing somberness with wry levity and arresting color by uniquely slivering open the current tumult of the topic of immigration with his new exhibit, All In The Same Boat.
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Unlike the dark, somberness portrayed in The Model Minority Reality, this is a world full of color, texture, and vibrancy, with food being a welcome protagonist, and with a strong human element: nearly all photos consist of half-length portraits of people.
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There is a joy and somberness to the writing — especially the voice acting — that makes you feel like Sarah is both excited to learn these new things about her grandfather and sad that she wasn't able to share them with him when he was alive.
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Of course we know that the Banks family will never come to ruin—not when Mary Poppins can wield her influence—but the gravity of their predicament, and their yen for solace in the murk of pain and insecurity, imbue the film with resonant somberness.
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Pelosi, who wore a black dress and a large golden brooch in the shape of the speaker's mace to reflect what she called the "somberness" and "seriousness" of the moment, had been on the floor nearly all day, watching the debate from both sides.
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He believed that only through color could the Indian reality be captured: not only because the streets in India pulsate with the entire chromatic spectrum, but also, he declared, because the somberness of black is shunned by Indians, and the dark, guilt-ridden ethos of Western art is alien to their joyful vision of life.
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Retrieved April 20, 2010. Stone Sour is classified as alternative metal, expressing moods of bleakness and somberness as well as anger and rebellion.Torreano, Bradley [ allmusic ((( Stone Sour > Overview )))] Allmusic. Retrieved April 20, 2010.
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King Gojong Korean traditional dance shares some similarity with form of dance known as contemporary and lyrical. Moves follow a curvilinear path with little short term repetition. The dancer's legs and feet are often entirely concealed by billowing Hanbok. Emotional attributes of the dances include both somberness and joy.
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" Variety magazine called the film "an odd creation – at times nearly smothering in arty somberness, at others veering into good, wacky fun." Goldberg received considerable praise for her performance. In a review for The New York Times, Janet Maslin comments "Ms. Goldberg plays the character's amazement, irritation and great gift for back talk to the hilt.
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There has been an increasing trend in Protestant churches to supplant purple with blue during Advent as it is a hopeful season of preparation that anticipates both Bethlehem and the consummation of history in the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Proponents of this new liturgical trend argue that purple is traditionally associated with solemnity and somberness, which is fitting to the repentant character of Lent. The Roman Catholic Church retains the traditional violet.GIRM, 346 d.
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Excluded from the album, it is a somber, jazz- styled track that contrasts the album's raw aesthetic, with upright bass and blue chord changes. Hunt explained the song to be "about a somber girl. I'm identifying with her somberness, but trying to make her smile ... [T]he June bloom has set in her and she's struggling with it." On July 7, Hunt released another non-album track, "The Savage, Sincere L of P", on Pastes website.
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One extreme and renowned philosopher who emerged from the Peshischa School was Menachem Mendel of Kotzk. Adopting an elitist, hard-line attitude, he openly denounced the folkly nature of other tzaddiqim, and rejected financial support. Gathering a small group of devout scholars who sought to attain spiritual perfection, whom he often berated and mocked, he always stressed the importance of both somberness and totality, stating it was better to be fully wicked than only somewhat good.
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Lead character artist Ashley Swidowski designed Ellie's eyes to demonstrate a somberness not present in the first game, which used wider eyes to reflect her childlike nature. Ellie's tattoo of a moth was designed by California-based artist Natalie Hall after the team struggled to settle on a design. Hall drew the tattoo on a developer's arm so the team could visualize it. When Swidowski added the moth design to Ellie's guitar, the team created a connection between it and the tattoo.
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It was revealed in a trailer in May 2012. For Part II, Ellie's look underwent years of iteration; the team wanted a logical transition from the first game while maintaining a "practical yet personal" outfit. Lead character artist Ashley Swidowski designed Ellie's eyes to demonstrate a somberness not present in the first game, which used wider eyes to reflect her childlike nature. Ellie's tattoo of a moth was designed by California-based artist Natalie Hall after the team struggled to settle on a design.
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The composition is stripped-down, with Gaga's vocals accompanied by an acoustic guitar. The singer uses a different vocal register, making the song sound like a lullaby with added percussion sounds. Andrew Unterberger of Billboard noted that the lyrics, which pay homage to Joanne, are written in the first person, but the context is derived from Gaga's family's perspective about her aunt's death. The tempo and somberness is further enhanced in the piano version, which highlighted only Gaga's vocals with only a piano in the back.
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The song was written by Kelly with lead guitarist, Steve Connolly. A trimmed version of Gossip, featuring 15 tracks on a single LP, was released in the United States by A&M; Records in July 1987. Allmusic's Mike DeGagne noted that "[it] bursts at the seams with blustery, distinguished tunes captivating both the somberness and the intrigue thrown forward from this fine Australian storyteller". "Darling It Hurts" was described as "more intricate" where "Kelly's pain can be felt as he describes an ex-girlfriend of his who has turned to prostitution".
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Matt James of PopMatters opined that the record's "familiarity and repetition" somehow try to ruin its "dazzling" lyrical imagery and "divinity here worthy of rapture and reverence", while a Slant Magazine reviewer that the "Manic Pixie Dream Girl vocal qualities" weakens the album's somberness, leading to "an odd and often dissatisfying mix of light and heavy." Robert Christgau rated the album as a one-star honorable mention, writing, "Displaced soprano asks musical question: is this home or exile." Shrines has been retrospectively noted as an influential album on electronic music. In a 2015 article, Pitchfork described the album as "a definitive time capsule for the sound of 2012 (and 2013)".
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Adopting an elitist, hard-line attitude, he openly denounced the folkly nature of other Tzaddiqim, and rejected financial support. Gathering a small group of devout scholars who sought to attain spiritual perfection, whom he often berated and mocked, he always stressed the importance of both somberness and totality, stating it was better to be fully wicked than only somewhat good. The Chabad school, limited to its namesake dynasty, but prominent, was founded by Shneur Zalman of Liadi and was elaborated by his successors, until the late 20th century. The movement retained many of the attributes of early Hasidism, before a clear divide between Righteous and ordinary followers was cemented.
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Althea Legaspi of Rolling Stone wrote that "the duo stays faithful to the already melancholic song while ratcheting up the somberness a tad." Scott Shetler, writing for AXS, wrote that "Twenty One Pilots keep the melancholy while taking the song in a different direction." The lead singer of My Chemical Romance, Gerard Way, was impressed by the cover, saying in an interview with PopBuzz "There's a bit of rejuggling of parts and I was like 'Wow, this almost sounds like a remix,' but it's a cover by way of this, kind of, rearrangement and I was really impressed with it". Brii Jamieson of Rock Sound named it one of the band's best covers.
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It included remakes of four songs from Post. Gossip peaked at No. 15 on the Australian Kent Music Report Albums Chart. First two singles from the album were "Before Too Long" which peaked at No. 15 on the related Singles Chart and "Darling It Hurts" which reached No. 25. "Leaps and Bounds" was issued as one side of a double A-sided single in January 1987. A trimmed version of Gossip, featuring 15 tracks on a single LP, was released in the United States by A&M; Records in July that year. Allmusic's Mike DeGagne noted that "[it] bursts at the seams with blustery, distinguished tunes captivating both the somberness and the intrigue thrown forward from this fine Australian storyteller".
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