In the end, the difference between someone's tormented, wistful, heartbroken memories of Gorman Thomas and another person's tormented, wistful, etc.
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Jeffrey Lord: Napoleon would be jealous Somewhere Napoleon is wistful.
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Other neighbors, though wary of being identified, were more wistful.
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Characters you're allowed to be wistful for Matthew, Sybil, O'Brien.
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Whenever we talked about America, he seemed a little wistful.
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Her dreams will remain just that: fantasies and wistful regrets.
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It's the sort of wistful scene only baseball could script.
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"Am I wistful about what could have been?" he asked.
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He is also wistful for the walkability of Fort Greene.
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"I'm by nature a very wistful person," Mr. Carter said.
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Mr. Glass ends his concerto with a wistful slow movement.
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The wistful, shimmering mirage of my 5K morning runs dimmed.
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Right about now, I start getting slightly anxious and wistful.
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We were wistful about leaving Marfa and leaving each other.
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In this section, the collages are more personal, hopeful, even wistful.
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"This was my home," he says in a wistful internal monologue.
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Padgett's poems can be simultaneously amiable and wistful, or self-mocking.
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Some pages are tender and wistful, others repulsive, still others funny.
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It was the only time I've ever seen him look wistful.
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So much can happen in the course of one wistful gaze.
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But Erpenbeck's last-minute rescues are wistful rather than very probable.
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"It reminds me of home," the British native says, suddenly wistful.
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I guess there's a kind of wistful optimism in that attitude.
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Why in the hell does beer pong have to be wistful?
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The poetic, wistful payoff drops several episodes later, like an afterthought.
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The pensive, wistful slow movement, as played here, seemed newly profound.
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Years later, feeling slightly wistful, I began to regret my decision.
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Their current mood is wistful, but also annoyed and sometimes threatened.
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It makes me feel too wistful so I put on DaBaby.
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Mr. Michel, having announced his retirement, was wistful after Election Day.
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Candles and incense and macramé plant hangers; wistful thoughts about weather.
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"I just loved that wistful look on her face," she said.
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He's been wistful about what he left behind to become president.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — A wistful and fervent dream from Timothy Polin.
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Mr. Griffey then sang a wistful performance of Mitch's revealing aria.
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Chavez whimpers as the video's wistful background song, "Te Regalo," starts again.
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I gave it a wistful glance and cursed my New Year's resolutions.
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In another instance of perfectly matched singer and material, Swift's wistful Wham!
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By the end of the day, the team's discussions had turned wistful.
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Carney (Once; Begin Again) soaks in its wistful, gently romantic mood without
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Unfortunately it was all just a year of wishful, wistful, magical thinking.
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Mr. Beilman's delicate, wistful rendition of Kreisler's "Liebesleid," the encore, was lovely.
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At one point while watching the premiere, I got a little wistful.
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Some of the leaders Mr. Obama has met with have grown wistful.
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The narrator's tone is not especially unhappy; it is wistful, unillusioned, stoic.
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Yet in the end his book leaves you both wistful and hungry.
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Listening to my daughter excitedly relive the day's adventures, I felt wistful.
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The declines in the runs have made some wistful for years past.
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It was a delight from first, anticipatory sip to last wistful drop.
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They evoke the archaic without looking back, without being wistful or nostalgic.
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But "Asher" instead tries for the wistful and wise late-life romance.
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Grieg draws even more sadness from it with his wistful harmonic setting.
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As he told the story, though, Mr. Putin grew almost wistful, romantic.
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"I was with Shayne from the start," he said, a little wistful.
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Why are we feeling so sad and wistful about an inanimate object?
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At Tully, the music's wistful lyricism and rippling grace came through beautifully.
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Chris Wallace sounded a little bit wistful, and a little bit wry.
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He was faux-Irish himself, with light brown fringe, freckles, and wistful eyes.
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Mr. Lisiecki posed it like a wistful question for the orchestra to consider.
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Still, Mr. Pensa, 66, remains wistful about the object of his childhood daydreams.
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Ms. Odum was thrilled to finally place Tonya, but also a little wistful.
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But she often spared a wistful thought for the rest of the collection.
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They were a mixture of the wistful and defiant, and full of prayers.
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Perhaps nostalgia is simply the wistful longing for a past that never existed.
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Mr. Combs, when he wasn't being wistful, had that riotous energy as well.
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He turned almost wistful, talking about life after basketball, whenever that time comes.
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This first look at the film is at times wistful, haunting, and beautiful.
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The wistful dignity with which Mr. Gingold imbues Danny, Lane's husband, is touching.
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Kawai, much older than his parents, in the portrait beside his, looks wistful.
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Her own productions veer between wistful and throbbing, often within a single track.
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For a second, my younger self stares back at me: startled, wistful, pretty.
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Her melting tone and natural richness were ideal for Adalgisa's elegant, wistful phrases.
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The book's black-and-white photos are themselves wistful, nostalgic depictions of childhood.
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She added with a wistful smile, "I wanted to win it in four."
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But it does evoke a mood that can only be described as wistful.
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It's enough to make you wistful for capes and linked rings and cockatoos.
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Few people in Syria have any patience for this kind of wistful talk.
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He looked wistful when asked about his dreams and ambitions, but remained silent.
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Youngs' voice is wistful and quiet, the perfect pairing for a chill evening.
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But don't get too wistful: This is not the MS Paint of your childhood.
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Obama's second term winds down, I'm curious if Tanne's movie will be wistful or
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The letter's tone is more wistful than hostile, reading almost like a breakup note.
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Ten minutes later, I scrolled back to look at it again, feeling slightly wistful.
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"It sounded otherworldly and eerie and yet heroic," Jones recalled with a wistful smile.
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Such is the political times that Olbermann is wistful for those bad old days.
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It's lethargic, it's wistful, and there are all kinds of strange undertones of masculinity.
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"WE USED TO make fun of Indians," recalls Deepak Perwani with a wistful grin.
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The ship has sailed on $50 million capital raises based on a wistful idea.
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But Crowe plays him as canny yet relaxed, wistful but at peace with himself.
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Drifting off to sleep, Phoebe heard rueful laughter, a wistful conspiracy to follow her.
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Brexiteers may consider this the first wistful glance of a rekindled affair with Brussels.
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This was the president's last NATO summit meeting, and the mood was occasionally wistful.
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The LA troubadour's neatly structured song-craft and knowing, wistful allure also suit her.
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Would they be ready for its wistful piano, its acoustic guitars, its longing vocals?
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But McCutchen and Walker sounded more motivated than wistful about what could have been.
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With vertical metal bars and a large net, they created a wistful, shifting landscape.
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But an implicit and wistful question hangs over them: Is that all there is?
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Long spans of murmuring strings run through whole stretches of glowing, wistful slow movement.
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Time for some wistful nostalgia for some other terrible, but not nearly as terrible times.
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How wistful we are that hugging it out won't solve racism, institutional inequities, and hatred.
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Mr. Foster's wistful comment made me melancholic about my time spent at Mister Video III.
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But there are also those wistful moments when we wonder where all the time went.
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These videos warm my heart as much as they make me feel a bit wistful.
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Eric doesn't care; he's not dating and hasn't in years, so he's not as wistful.
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And in an unofficial study, it has caused at least 50 billion wistful sighs worldwide.
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They seemed rich and deep and a little bit wistful, as good Champagne always does.
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The wavy reflections and everything else is enveloped in a festive aura of wistful twilight.
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Off hours, there's a wistful indie slant that may include Cat Power and Mac DeMarco.
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Before the Games began, Lochte spoke in wistful tones of wanting to start a family.
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An old clip in the archives of the Oasis finds Halliday in a wistful mood.
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The magical universe of Saint-Exupéry's wistful poetic novella is rendered in stop-motion animation.
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" In St. Louis, Mr. Trump sounded almost wistful: "Nobody wants to hurt each other anymore.
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He looks wistful, as if no one has ever thought to ask him that before.
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What it does best is absorb flavors, in this case seaweed's wistful, half-remembered brine.
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Maybe it's also a wistful kind of tragedy about what can't be chiseled or changed.
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The original television mini-series was already a wistful evocation of a disappearing San Francisco.
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He lingered on how far his campaign has come in an almost wistful, nostalgic way: .
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And yet, in 2018, a wistful reminiscence of the W. Bush years has taken hold.
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But, in a wistful moment, he suggested that the work also raised profound social questions.
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Mr. Dudamel and the players brought glowing warmth and grace to the wistful slow movement.
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Later, he seemed to strike a wistful or even angry tone about developments in Cuba.
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This isn't just the wistful nostalgia of Pat Boone or Wayne Newton from the Reagan era.
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He does a decent job, too, exchanging wistful glances with Linsey during a fictional house party.
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The covers inspire a wistful affection as emblems of your innocent youth, when women were pictures.
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"I used to hitchhike too, when I was young," said a man in Georgia, looking wistful.
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I have grown to really enjoy using the MK3, and am wistful about sending it back.
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That wondering went on for the next 203 years—wistful, fitful, sometimes angry, hungry for more.
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Escovedo, who'd appeared wistful and weary toward the end of the drive, seemed to shed decades.
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City Kitchen It's that wistful time, as summer fades away — going, going, but not quite gone.
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I thought it was so wistful and so plaintive and no one else sounded like that.
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Though she believed it was the right choice, she had become a bit wistful about it.
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She sounded wistful about not being able to carry on to the United States Open quarterfinals.
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As our new friend said goodbye to us on the subway platform, she too appeared wistful.
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Rose attempts cheerfulness; Snow, ever wistful, can't stop thinking about all that the family has lost.
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In the beguiling second movement, a kind of intermezzo, a wistful clarinet plays over swaying strings.
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Each time you hear the wistful melody, you see the fabric shape-shifting in the water.
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That part was predictable; what is surprising this time around was their wistful sense of resignation.
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Between them, Branagh and Elton have concocted a respectful story of loss, regret and wistful genius.
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It's a lovely, wistful moment that speaks to the family connection they can't quite break. 12.
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Capitalize on the subway's storied history with a wistful advertising campaign drenched in New York nostalgia.
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Taken together, they create a wistful, emotionally vibrant counterpoint to the adult Salvador's lonely, austere odyssey.
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Mostly though, Logan just appears overwhelmed and wistful, which are notes that Brian Cox plays beautifully.
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After Tuesday's practice, Curry sounded almost wistful about the season and everything the Warriors had achieved.
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Ms. Fleming sang Strauss's fraught lines with an affecting blend of tremulous anxiety and wistful warmth.
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Do we want them to lead with a sense of submerged irony, of wistful self-awareness?
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Listen: The bright, infectious instrumentation of Harry Nilsson's "Gotta Get Up" belies the melancholy, wistful lyrics.
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At least Snowden got an extension for his "temporary" Russian residency, and a somewhat wistful sounding tweet.
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The songs that are listenable, like the wistful "Christmas Makes Me Cry," don't sound like Christmas songs.
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A wistful note sent out after the announcement to employees was hardly an enthusiastic take on retirement.
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From her wistful yet dark presence, it's tempting to peg her as a manic pixie dream girl.
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It's a wistful, compelling sentiment, one that's wasted on the least likable character of the entire film.
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"Tonya wasn't herself; Gillooly was really tense," Schatz recalls, even now with a sense of wistful excitement.
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I expected to be a nervous, email-wistful wreck, but somehow, the hour went by insanely fast.
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By "Overturn", any wistful hope from the first half of the record has matured into somber resolve.
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Detroiters on Comedy Central adds notes of wistful melancholy to its depiction of goofball Midwestern advertising men.
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"Cocaine" becomes less of a wistful, passive warning when played acoustic, gaining an angrier, more direct delivery.
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He talked with less certitude about moving on to other states and appeared almost wistful at times.
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The best of Ditto's new pop streak is "We Could Run," a piece of wistful, Springsteeny Americana.
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Also, as Trump vows to "Make America Great Again," Brexit backers are wistful for a bygone age.
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Still, Cacciola felt confined, and she described her sense of isolation in wistful notes to her husband.
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She turns wistful recalling the first night they camped out on their land, sleeping under the stars.
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"You hit me, then I hit you," he said, with the wistful air of a nostalgic boxer.
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This isn't the first time Lohan has gotten wistful about one of her iconic movies on Instagram.
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Scored for five voices, five unspecified instrumental parts and basso continuo, the music is reverent and wistful.
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The wistful, often hilarious, always tender weed-delivery comedy "High Maintenance" is back for a new season.
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And Madeleine Albright's cameo in Rory's dream is a gorgeous, funny, and wistful moment of surrealism. 53.
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The music suggests a wistful folk song, cushioned by plaintive harmonies and restless lines in the instruments.
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When the piano dreamily enters with wistful, wandering lines spiked with flinty harmonies, Bernstein just listens, overcome.
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Rudolph, as June, the wife to Armisen's character, Oscar, makes excellent use of her resting wistful face.
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Students of Japanese culture refer to "mono no aware," a wistful sense of the impermanence of things.
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A reminder of puppy love can bring back wistful memories of a more innocent time before heartbreak.
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If a wistful Chekhovian mood creeps into the film from time to time, that's not by accident.
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Then she closed with a wistful Japanese haiku of her own, on a subject closer to home.
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He smiles, wistful, and points to the knee he ices after every game and his sore shoulder.
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Anchored by Khalid's topical songwriting, "Location's" millennial jargon and wistful tone quickly made it a generational anthem.
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"The piece seemed to me very natural there on Venice Beach," he said, sounding a bit wistful.
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But the daughter of Alto Reed—Bob Seger's right-hand saxophonist—wasn't always grounded in wistful lucidity.
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But Eilish's sound is darker, weirder, and more bass-heavy, while Rogers' music is airier and more wistful.
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He is a close adviser to Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's populist president-elect, who is wistful for military rule.
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History — his own and his culture's — is important to Cottonmouth, but he doesn't have time for wistful nostalgia.
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He effortlessly (or at least it looks like that) breathes life into tattered, flimsy, and even wistful forms.
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Aesthetics: Gray and serious, with a wistful, achy piano score that tries to underline every moment as tragedy.
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Ask anyone about his or her first crush, and the answer will come with a wistful, nostalgic smile.
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It's a wistful album that's not trying to be anything except what it is: earnest indie folk rock.
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And now, in a way that would probably have him making wisecracks, we are wistful for John McCain.
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Emmanuel Serra, a former state representative, sounded a little wistful as he considered the change that had come.
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More often, though, the music provokes not outright laughter but a wistful smile—humanization in a different mode.
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Over the last 15 years or so, Mr. Nauman's work has gotten quieter, more wistful, in many respects.
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This untruth, a miscommunication he failed to correct, was born of wistful, wishful desire rather than malicious intent.
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They also engage in conversation, both wistful and accusatory, with their refrigerator, which always seems to be empty.
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Rather than looking back, or being wistful or ironic, Marshall synthesizes these precedents, bringing them into the present.
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Wistful articles began to appear about the dwindling number of water-bed salesmen, and their loyal, aging customers.
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I'll not soon forget the intimate way she shaped the poignant ruminations of the second movement's wistful melody.
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"It tastes just like being by the sea," he uttered, his eyes wistful, his smile full of pride.
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Their duet, "Oh, rimembranza," is based on a wistful melody so simple it might be a folk song.
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It's invigorating to find yourself the subject of a look so wistful, even if the expression is inadvertent.
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But with my second came, unexpectedly, the wistful memory of the pasta tahdig I shunned two decades earlier.
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This deeply wistful question has informed much of the Wooster Group's work during the past decade or so.
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However, he reminisces about the website with a wistful distance, as though it all happened in another era.
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Mr. Renchen sounded wistful in an interview, lamenting the modern exploitation of something with a deeper religious significance.
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The role of Enrico combines wistful, sometimes befuddled lyricism with feisty bursts that seem modeled on Wagner's Siegfried.
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Part wistful, part resigned, Park's characters feel their way through life as best they can, with mixed results.
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" Unsurprisingly, the best songs are retrospective: the muted boogie of "Pain," the wistful strings of "Memory of . . . (Us).
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There are wistful thoughts of kisses stolen, and poignant descriptions of stars weeping tears over the couple's suffering.
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As solo artists, Brady and Les have followed more direct impulses, creating wistful, experimental pop and hip-hop.
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If you're a wistful little shit like me, though, you should be excited about the new NES Classic Edition.
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And the result is a sharp, wistful, melancholy season of television that is also a terrifically entertaining murder mystery.
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Simpson seemed wistful about his days partying with his "buddy," but suggests Trump's totally changed now that he's POTUS.
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DJ Koze never really disappoints with remixes and this is very special, wistful but somehow a bit goofy too.
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And this time it was not an arm wrestle but a long, drawn-out, wistful refusal to say goodbye.
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There are lengthy, wistful speeches about the honor of Marines and the soldiers who fought in the Civil War.
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They started working on a track and quickly looped in their netlabelmate LLLL to add to its wistful feelings.
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There's a wistful prettiness to their tunes—in the vein of Kings of Convenience or even early Fleet Foxes.
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Here is writer and performer Alice Childress, looking out of a window with a gaze both steely and wistful.
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Wistful Boiz 2017 "I see my friends who are in relationships doing really nice professional photography photoshoots," he said.
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When I ask Kuehne his feelings about the girl who died in a chamber in Vegas, he sounds wistful.
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The longing in some of these movies can transmute into a wistful regard for the world they come from.
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There is a soft-spoken, wistful quality to the music, even during episodes that seem sparkling on the surface.
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Andrews was wearing a gold No. 24 jersey and sounded downright wistful as he reminisced about Bryant's former greatness.
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It has all the wistful melancholy mixed with warmth and hope of Gilmore Girls at its very best. 3.
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"I think they're a little wistful about that, how success came late in their time at UMass," he said.
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When we watch the Olympics, it still makes me joyous, but these days I also feel a little wistful.
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Taking our last wistful stroll along the Rue des Peres, Pierre's tiny-dog prance seemed all the more confident.
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And when she revisited the wistful "All Too Well," from the 2012 album "Red," she was spirited but calm.
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Before lacerating the Trump administration in her speech here on Friday, she had begun on an almost wistful note.
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Photo: Dan Kitwood (Getty)A middle-aged man, holding a tool from the machine shop, looking forlorn and wistful.
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This sort of wistful nostalgia transformed into something else the more I listened to music with the new Momentums.
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The early Safdie films were nearly twee, because the main characters tended to be wistful and a little restless.
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Ranchera, traditional Mexican country music, often features wistful love ballads or boisterous paeans to places in Mexico and Texas.
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"Total" and "Single While Taken" are strikingly wistful songs about commitment anxiety and the decline of a relationship, respectively.
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As songstress Nadia Schilling's rich, folksy voice spins a tale of wistful romance, a gorgeous, patchwork landscape reveals itself.
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Its lonely, wistful feeling, instead, elevates those struggles to feel like the characters' dreams are slipping away from them.
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Ask adults, however, if their childhood dreams ever came to fruition and you're likely to get a more wistful response.
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It's thought of as an emotion, a mild, wistful longing for the past that is, in fact, good for you.
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Tish's wistful voiceover narration seems drawn from the same luminous source as its images, shot by Moonlight cinematographer James Laxton.
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But instead of feeling wistful about fashion, maybe what we're really craving is a return to our old sex lives.
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But this is not just wistful nostalgia on his part, for they are nothing to him and nothing to see.
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The tune is a meltingly wistful slow-burner, built around a singalong hook prominently featuring a pitched-up vocal sample.
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Directed by Riley Blakeway and shot in Australia in early 2019, the plaintive visual fits the equally wistful track nicely.
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Did Käthe receive it in time for the following Sunday's broadcast of Bruckner's Fourth, with its wistful opening horn solo?
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At the end of Part I Jackie has a poignant soliloquy, with hints of wistful Americana in Mr. Little's music.
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Today, Ms. Lempel is back with a Tuesday puzzle that might be wistful in its timing for "Star Wars" fans.
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He introduced this approach in 1961 on his recording of the wistful but jaunty jazz waltz "Bluesette," which he wrote.
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Today some liberals even feel wistful toward the W years: Have the Republicans gotten more extreme since he was president?
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Once in awhile, you get wistful over the idea of a clever partner, or you find yourself looking for stability.
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He grew momentarily wistful when comparing the job of central bank governor with his past positions, which were more advisory.
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When the first movement moved into a wistful, bluesy episode, Mr. Trifonov shaped the phrases with unabashed Russian Romantic rubato.
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Some of the Steelers have stopped playing flag football, others have joined different teams, and the parents are somewhat wistful.
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Deborah Stratman's Vever (for Barbara) is a wistful tribute to Barbara Hammer, who passed away in March of this year.
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Even the term "party crasher" feels like a wistful remembrance of some bygone age of glitz, glamour, and rascally behavior.
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It can't, in its abbreviated run, recreate the series's full glory, but it does offer that glory a wistful toast.
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And McShay, though wistful about Murray's not going to the N.F.L., cited "longevity" in explaining why he understands the decision.
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These are both works by acolytes and worshipers, though they also both have the wistful timbre of the apostate's testimony.
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I got asked out once — very politely and respectfully, and with flattering, wistful chagrin when I said I was married.
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" Others had positive or wistful things to say, such as "enjoying a few good peaceful moments," and "he is secure.
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So the news that the White House is seeking a replacement for him made the hosts almost wistful on Tuesday.
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At a minimum, they should stop asking, by now sounding almost wistful, whether Mr. Trump has finally gone too far.
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Here I am, hundreds of miles and months away from my time with the V90, and I'm still feeling wistful.
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Although he is curatorially respectful of vanished cultures, his films are often counterfactual—wistful imaginings of what might have been.
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Lamenting the lost Alexandria is a favorite local pastime, and my aunt Lola, now 67, is as wistful as anyone.
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Nature's two biggest statement pieces, each situated as a gateway to the museum, establish this wistful and elegiac conceptual framework.
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In this wistful, deeply felt masterwork, a filmmaker faces his own mortality, awakens desire and transforms ragged life into art.
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The result was a product hand-crafted for casual consumption—wistful bliss, not too Hobbity, delivered at ninety-six b.p.m.
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Rogers's buoyant hope and indomitable spirit don't come off as cheesy or saccharine, however, but genuine, admired, and almost wistful.
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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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Alison and Noah spend a day on Block Island and rediscover a profound connection, leaving Noah wistful — but in trouble.
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Star Wars fans the world over greeted Friday's news that Fisher would have a role in Episode IX with wistful excitement.
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Another wistful read here on Obama's final full day as White House resident comes from Sports Illustrated way back in 2007.
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Lau said his voice grew soft and he seemed wistful as he recalled her as "stunningly beautiful" with big, brown eyes.
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Then, this April, Counterpoint Press released Black Swans (1993), a wistful collection of nine autobiographical tales from the 1980s and '90s.
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Around Wall Street dinners and cocktail parties, the idea of a President Bloomberg has gone from wistful fantasy to cautious belief.
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This memorable moment leaves us wistful that one New Year's Eve, our best friend might just become a little bit more.
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Hence the wistful sequences, at the back end of the story, with a decrepit Russell confined to a wheelchair, in prison.
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The insufferable Hollywood and automotive retreads of the last decade have mired their respective industries in a morass of wistful mediocrity.
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This triggered some wistful reminiscing from his dad, and gave me some really great insight into the family and their situation.
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"A lot of them were very wistful and said they wish they had done it when they were younger," she said.
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But it is actually a wistful reflection on the masochism of supporting a football team, especially one as hapless as England.
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As the tournament draws to a close ahead of the final on Sunday, some already have a wistful air of nostalgia.
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Trump incited brawls at his rallies earlier this year and spoke about the violence of "the old days" with wistful nostalgia.
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Backed by an extremely chipper Pentatonix, the two vocalists absolutely crushed the wistful tune on Tuesday night's episode of The Voice.
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Everywhere you look there are tasteful reminders of times gone by, carefully arranged to bring a wistful tear to the eye.
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Kobe's been receiving all kinds of hoopla about this being his last All Star game, and he's visibly a little wistful.
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T-Swift released another video from her intimate performance at the Grammy Museum, infusing the wistful song with a little rage.
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My memories of playing it with friends all took place years later, when UT was already an object of wistful nostalgia.
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And Thompson directs King Jack with a wistful nostalgia and a magic-hour glow that heightens the story's more dreamlike qualities.
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But the approach of that deadline prompted some summiteers into wistful musings on what they saw as the ironies of Brexit.
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The television magic of The Bold Type makes me wistful but for the mentors that I ached for and never had.
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It was grown from arty hipster landscape photos whose wistful aesthetics were deposited straight onto the collected works of the Chainsmokers.
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This song, wry and wistful, makes it clear that he's still writing from a place of barbed interiority and confessional misdirection.
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The students took turns trying to foot-juggle, encouraging and coaching one another, as Burgess looked on with a wistful grin.
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Fisher and Owen have fun as Moondog's nearest and dearest, not least because the fun is tinged with a wistful tolerance.
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As the Obama presidency winds down, I toured Honolulu to get a sense of whether the city's residents were feeling wistful.
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While all this seems to have pushed Travis toward a reactionary stance, trolling the liberal establishment, Leibovich's response is more wistful.
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García Lorca was also the source of another revelation: Beatriz Lockhart's two-song "Homenaje a García Lorca," alternately stark and wistful.
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This is a Woody Allen movie, so you can expect romance, charming dialogue, and a wistful longing for a bygone era.
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Scorsese plays ball: four of the talking heads in the doc are believably wry or wistful, but their accounts are fabricated.
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I found the passage where Lucy, sitting on her New York stoop, watches a gay couple walking by and feels wistful.
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In the same discursive vein, Biden's wistful recollection of working alongside segregationists James Eastland and Herman Talmadge sent up clear alarms.
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Wistful and punishing, "Private Peaceful" spends a word-drenched, story-sodden night with Tommo Peaceful, a 17-year-old English soldier.
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We're lost in the moment, wistful for the past and analyzing how silly all our old moves are all at once.
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It's so joyous and then because of the lyrics and the sample they use, it's got this wistful melancholy to it.
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Regardless of its comedy and wistful concept, The Five Stages Of Climate Change Grief still has the air of a documentary.
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Flashing that big smile of his, he gets wistful, and a play that had seemed mere shallow fun displays its depths.
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Rainy day on the beach might sound like a recipe for a wistful afternoon of "Baywatch" reruns in the hotel room.
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Wistful but never sentimental, it quietly turns the fortunes of one little store into a comment on the fate of many.
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The sense of wistful melancholy and fidelity to the protagonist's point of view suggests that it is all her future memory.
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This was the question going through my head as I read "Separation Anxiety," Laura Zigman's wistful and somewhat erratic fifth novel.
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The wistful tenor of her voice is as impactful and moving as the images of immigrants facing guns and tear gas.
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"Castle on the Hill" has U2-influenced nervous guitar build and wistful, largely generic lyrics about the people who shaped him.
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Their song is earnest and wistful, too, as they cling to the fading warmth and evenings that are still day-lit.
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Reflecting that and other realities, the codpieces at Thom Browne, and then this week at JordanLuca, struck a viewer as wistful.
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Growing up, Ben Berkon, 33, had all the trappings of a wistful Manhattan childhood: Zabar's, H & H Bagels and Eeyore's Books.
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The show was organized by the writer Hilton Als, who also has written a series of wistful essays for the catalog.
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John] McCain funeral, and [the op-ed] was right after Labor Day, so they were probably feeling wistful for the Hamptons.
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At one point, a long wistful look as Clara searches out Sander's eyes and smiles at him: What's to be done?
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Still he can't help feeling a little wistful about the airborne deathtrap that carried him around the country the last time.
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"It is wistful and nostalgic, and at the same time full of restless curiosity," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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No matter how you're feeling about a relationship gone wrong — wistful, listless, bitter, or maybe even hopeful — these authors might help.
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Late one night in Nashville, Taylor Swift got out of bed, stumbled to the piano and wrote a smoky, wistful track.
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But Mac's version — he and his music director, Matt Ray, preserved the lyrics and transformed the music — is romantic and wistful.
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Inside a vast convention hall packed with more than 20,000 of his most ardent supporters and former staffers, the mood was wistful.
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Like Fields alluded to above, it's the idea that you can leave the audience wistful and wanting more, but still feeling satisfied.
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"We came here for the friends, and got to know the friends of our friends," says a voice over wistful piano notes.
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Scott you clerked for Justice Kennedy and I think when Justice Thomas, for whom I clerked retires, it&aposs a wistful moment.
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Does it make me feel wistful for the days, when you could count on an overpriced Apple product to just work. Absolutely.
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But we're not going to talk about Kurt Cobain or Friends or get wistful about the days of less digitally connected existence.
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The album is too transparent a swerve, too concerned with renunciation, but its hazy, wistful warmth blossoms like his other albums don't.
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"You and me could move a mountain/ you and me could calm a war down," she proclaims over the track's wistful production.
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In the premiere episode, Sansa seems almost wistful for Cersei, admitting to Jon Snow (Kit Harington) that she maybe "admired" the Queen.
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Jefferson, Iowa (CNN)In the waning days before the Iowa caucuses, Ted Cruz, almost always the unflappable performer, began to grow wistful.
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He filmed shows with Iggy Pop and Marky Ramone, recalled the grit and glory of '77 for SPIN in his wistful growl.
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Langston Hughes, wistful, black tie around his neck, stares from a portrait behind the bar at this uptown watering hole and eatery.
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Each regret always somehow resonates with her current situation, but the show manages to be wistful and gentle, not corny or contrived.
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Dunne performs barefoot on a small, amplified platform so his steps sound like whispers in a quiet dialogue with Potts's wistful songs.
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But while Ms. Kulczyk, 65, may be wistful about what she has created in her hometown, she is determined to press forward.
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Mr Lowery's wistful reflections on regret, stubbornness and transience are ultimately so affecting that you can even forgive the pie-scoffing scene.
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Nostalgia Nostalgia, that wistful affection for past events, is a particularly strong influencer during the holiday season, and it's shaped by emotion.
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These seemingly angry people have good reasons for defensiveness, but a generous overlay of wistful humor ends up making them pleasant company.
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He wasn't accusing Spotts; he was just pointing it out, as if it was something they could both feel wistful about now.
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Even ostensibly simple moments, like the wistful, gently pulsing slow movement of the Seventh String Quartet, seem to echo an immemorial past.
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We need an alternative political party promoting rule of law, not just a wistful mention of that concept during an election year.
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So she's as coolly formidable on "Time," her own wistful ballad, as on "En Otro Lugar," a drifting groove by Mr. Menares.
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It creeps up on you with its wistful tone, delicate colored pencil drawings, and reflections on the limitations of being a woman.
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Bianchi still summers there, though he remains wistful about the island's heyday, and glad that he documented that mythic and impermanent time.
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"Scandal" and "House of Cards" threaten to become as earnest and wistful as "The West Wing" was back in the Bush years.
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On Set The silver-haired gentleman in the perfectly tailored dark suit made a sweeping gesture and gave me a wistful smile.
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Which is another way of saying that this earnest and wistful but serious book gets good, and then it gets very good.
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For many families, late summer is prime time for the fish fry, which becomes a wistful embrace of the season's last days.
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Their song "Born Too Late" was both pop-y and wistful; I liked it so much, I bought a band T-shirt.
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Now, as Jean Kennedy Smith notes in her wistful memoir, "The Nine of Us: Growing Up Kennedy," she's the only one left.
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Mr. Billings was wistful in recalling the climate of bipartisan compromise on the Senate panel during his years working for Mr. Muskie.
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The intensity of their connection disrupts the dailiness of life, bringing to bear past and future, sending lovers into a wistful tailspin.
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In a wistful mood about 2016, Trump twice told the crowd that he wishes he could face Hillary Clinton in a rematch.
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Ms. Mayfield's singing is wistful and thickly decayed, but the mood here is quietly upbeat — she has sloughed off some dead weight.
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If it had been released a dozen or so years ago, maybe it would have been a wistful flirtation by Sara Evans.
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As Generation X moves into wistful middle age, the new-wave hit makers of the MTV V.J. era are back and touring.
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In private conversations, she occasionally muses about an opening, according to some who have spoken with her, sounding more wistful than realistic.
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But there was some big, velvety sound in what I'd call the upper-middle range, and wistful eloquence when she went soft.
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Their 2017 Grammy winning A Deeper Understanding brings their sounds to even greater heights with wistful melodies and emotional and musing lyrics.
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Obama is spending the last full day of his presidency in the White House on Thursday, where staffers are saying their wistful goodbyes.
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If the songs on Peripheral Vision could be described as "wistful" and "dreamy," these new tracks practically float in lush and breezy instrumentation.
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Perhaps Cersei's wistful glare after Euron's promise to impregnate her was her remembering that even if he succeeds, the pregnancy will likely not.
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You don't finish the stories collected here so much as emerge from them: wistful, yearning, and as from all the best dreams, changed.
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The soundtrack draws heavily from the discography of Japanese indie band The Pillows, whose wistful brand of alt-rock underscores every climactic scene.
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When Rafa picks up the phone and has a wistful conversation with Felix, we realize that the tip must've been from Felix himself.
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The Moon in Capricorn is activating the sector of your chart that rules home and family, and you're in a wistful, nostalgic mood.
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The two have a long heart-to-heart on a park bench during which they both seem wistful for what could have been.
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"The Commuter" A wistful atmosphere and a heartbreaking Timothy Spall define this meditation on why we can't always get what we want. 4.
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Although Francesca didn't experiment with other men during the break, she now seems wistful over her missed opportunity, especially while looking at Dev.
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Haggard's songs ranged from rowdy and dangerous to wistful and drenched in regret, a body of work that came from an authentic place.
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If growth and stock markets lose steam next year, investors will look back at yields of 3.00 percent or more with wistful longing.
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"We drove through some wicked winter storms together where you could barely see through the front windshield," recalls Hillary, with a wistful smile.
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Kathie Lee Gifford's definitely not wistful over her old gig at NBC ... but she's still got love for all her old friends there.
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No one said that this would be Strait's last No. 1 single, but his music had been growing more wistful over the years.
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He sounded wistful recalling that Stone's first proposal for the Kennedy Center was a saucer-shaped structure that reached out to the river.
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If the songs on Peripheral Vision could be described as "wistful" and "dreamy," these new tracks practically float in lush and breezy instrumentation.
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The LP closes with "Yefikir Engurguro," a wistful original played alone on the piano, chords lapping into one another, making a melancholy tide.
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With the exception of Mr. Taylor, each contributed tuneful, wistful melodies that tend to evaporate from memory even as you listen to them.
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During the slow movement, which has a wistful theme like a Russian folk song, Mr. Adès drew rich, deep tones from the strings.
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The slow middle movement is the most beguiling, a neo-Romantic Adagio with an intensely soulful viola theme cushioned by soft, wistful strings.
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The heart of this wistful book comes from the loss of memories: Livy's of their younger friendship, and Bob's of his former life.
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His own wistful "This Is the Song" emerged from the last bar of a Bach Courante gently, his transparent voice floating in space.
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Mr. Campbell's flexible and resilient vocals capture both a "cowboy's" wistful look back at his legacy and his determination to continue the ride.
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In the well-known "Nimrod" variation, the wistful melody for mellow strings built slowly and elegantly to its stirring climax, as it should.
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It's best not to spoil the exact nature of why she's special, but the plot provides the wistful Picard with a personal connection.
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The potent mix of wistful nostalgia, unvarnished sentimentality and daydreamy optimism articulated the hopes and anxieties of war-weary soldiers and citizens alike.
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The pilot, which was posted more than a year ago, gets the show's combination of black humor and wistful family dynamics just right.
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About two minutes into the subdued first song, the violin lifts a wistful melody backed by quizzical, hazy harmonies in the other strings.
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Rather than plaintive or wistful, The Good Fight is a funny, sometimes viciously self-aware examination of taking ourselves and others to task.
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Hearty yet shadowy, fanfarelike orchestral bursts alternated with his wistful playing of ruminative passages for violin, rich with Slavic fervor and plaintive lyricism.
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DES MOINES — Over the long weekend, as they campaigned across Iowa, the senators running for the Democratic presidential nomination got a little wistful.
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This fall, in addition to "Elle," Huppert stars in "Things to Come," a wistful, funny drama by the French director Mia Hansen-Love.
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In Manhattan, commuters were grateful that the subway was running, but also a bit wistful for the snow day that others were enjoying.
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Together, they received an evening-length commission from Works & Process at the Guggenheim Museum: the wistful "More Forever," which premiered earlier this year.
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Chalk it up to wistful nostalgia if you must, but don't underestimate the enduring appeal of a denim bucket hat in any decade.
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Approaching 863, Johns has not settled into a style or mode of production, nor has he become wistful or nostalgic about his past.
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The video is a set of Super 8-looking home movies of the band's San Francisco hometown, which is also pretty darn wistful.
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There's some finger snapping and a deep bassline in the background, but it's the wistful singing that is the undeniable star of the show.
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While no particular line readings stand out, the wistful love of the sport can be discerned from his voice without seeing a single image.
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" Dierks Bentley went wistful – what he called "Merle Haggard's version of a happy Christmas song" – with a bouncy "If We Make it Through December.
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Wistful chords of songs from the first film's soundtrack add to the mood of a time that can be imagined but not returned to.
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Are there two other words that have the ability to make you feel so wistful or guilty about something you did in the past?
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The serene and wistful portraits in Detroit-based artist Kelsey Beckett's Murmuration exhibition explore the emotional intricacies that characterize moments of solitude and intimacy.
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Epstein is wistful about the nostalgia factor associated with the smell and feel of physical books, which are increasingly being displaced by digital formats.
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The same goes for the woozy guitars on "Today Is The Day" or the wistful pop of "Season of the Shark" on Summer Sun.
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" The older of the two, Munger, described what he dreams about: "Sometimes when I am especially wistful, I think 'Oh, to be 90 again.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday reflected on his first 100 days in office with a wistful look at his life before the White House.
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Either way, it's impossible to watch this video and not feel a little wistful for the old Metal Gear Solid and the old Konami.
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At the time, it was dismissed as little more than a futuristic concept with a wistful homage to a beloved symbol of Volkswagen's past.
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The magical universe of Saint-Exupéry's wistful, poetic novella is rendered in stop-motion animation, with pastel shades that evoke his original watercolor illustrations.
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Hanks delivered a great performance in the wistful comedy as a 12-year-old boy whose wish to become an adult is magically granted.
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The album was a perfect storm of songwriting, right from its unmistakably downtrodden intro to all the lyrical themes of wistful nostalgia contained thereafter.
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The trailer ends on a wistful note, yet perks up viewers by handing them their own life-sized magical matchstick as the credits roll.
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For Wright, this could be the moment that Villanova reclaims in the present a legacy currently defined by a wistful blast of 1980s nostalgia.
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That said, whether or not they are doing so with a wistful eye to 4chan circa 2007, these extremists are employing classic trolling strategies.
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There's charm — and a wistful flashback to more ideal times — during this opening stretch, though the story drags as the movie sleepily comes awake.
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Is A Star Is Born on the side of Bradley Cooper's Jackson, with his cowboy hats and his wistful rock-and-roll guitar-strumming?
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The sonic equivalent of being day drunk in the 4:34 PM summer sun: a little woozy, a little wistful, but largely dreamily content.
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She draws out the lilting, dancing elegance from this wistful music, while also highlighting daring elements of the piece that show Bach's timeless genius.
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The result: wistful tales of love from afar in Wales, memory and loss in France, sibling connection in Cuba and a babymoon in Berlin.
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The look on her face is wistful, almost tragic and she dares to briefly revisit a memory of an ambition that she's buried away.
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Hakim has been relatively quiet since the release of his 2017 debut album, the wistful "Green Twins," but its charms haven't worn off yet.
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It's luxurious, individually owned and envelops guests with a kind of hospitality that may leave them feeling wistful when it's time to check out.
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Not Clare (Joey King), though, the wistful teenager in "Wish Upon" who's traumatized by what she believes was her mother's suicide many years earlier.
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"I just noticed there was a honeybee just flying around the podium right now," Moore said from the stage at one point, sounding wistful.
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Two men in the bathroom later raved about the set: "Always leave 'em wanting more — and that's true in life," one said, turning wistful.
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His approach set up the Adagio's true theme, a wistful, elegiac melody for solo clarinet, played gorgeously by Anthony McGill, the Philharmonic's principal clarinet.
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Mahalya Mcelroy's portrait is lodged in my mind for its elegance: She is liquid, composed, wistful, her long white scarf blown to a blur.
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Kookaburras — the "lovechild of a Rice Krispies treat and a Twix bar," recalls a wistful Mental Floss article — came and went in the '123s.
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Despite his success -- the Los Angeles Times said he should be considered the "20th-century Lewis Carroll" -- Ellison sometimes seemed wistful about his own legacy.
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Amid the mourning over Nancy Reagan's death, friends are recalling – with wistful smiles and laughter, even – the former first lady's sharp-witted and playful side.
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And thanks to its stars, and the work of directors Alexis Bloom and Fisher Stevens, it's peppy, wistful, and a little transgressive all at once.
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She was fun and sweet and loving, wistful and thoughtful in the answers that she seemed to search for, peering out on the horizon line.
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Another political moment that had viewers and audience members expressing serious gasps and wistful screams was Corden's fake-out about Barack Obama presenting an award.
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While this study shouldn't be considered a gospel truth, its projections are more than just wistful conjecture from an (extremely) invested party in the space.
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Neither is the wistful ballad "Central Park West," though Mr. Lovano, in the simmering heat of his soprano solo, gave it a glow of enlightenment.
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Destiny has made me satisfied, frustrated, excited, and bored over the years I've played it, but I felt a new emotion through this quest — wistful.
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The resulting cartoons are funny, wistful, satirical and inspired and say as much about their country of origin as about the current crisis roiling Europe.
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It seems to hang delicately in some balance between wistful and euphoric, which is something Bronaugh said he strove for while he was composing it.
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So when we saw the image Naomi Campbell posted to her Instagram (below), we got a little wistful for the (relatively staid in comparison) 1990s.
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Early in Act II, Mark has a monologue infused with wistful stretches that made me realize how few other times the score opens up lyrically.
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With a cast of 11 and a five-person band, it's a friendly musical, wistful and searching, and it has strings to make you swoon.
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The movie concludes on a different note from the linguistic one — one much more related to loss and a wistful question about life and risk.
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Expect raw, low-frills excursions with wistful sunsets, winding climbs through a still-working lighthouse and crab-stuffed everything at the Rusty Nail beach shack.
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He has been temporarily halted by the coronavirus outbreak, but already I am wistful for the time he can move freely through the world again.
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As she stares contemplatively into what appears to be the unadorned space of a bedroom, she is at once relaxed and cerebral, wistful and removed.
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" In the first draft of the preamble, some wistful Jeffersonians tried to thank the "Spirit of the Creator" for "the quiet beauty of our state.
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When a singer in a restaurant scene is heard crooning, "They can't take that away from that me," those hopeful, wistful lyrics sound unbearably cruel.
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Greenwell's book is a sort of wistful paean to the place where his protagonist lived in uneasy exile, or learned to grow up, or both.
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From the first phrase of the opening movement, played with rich sound and wistful beauty, I knew this would be an eloquent and probing performance.
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Gentle, wistful and often quite beautiful, Bruce Thierry Cheung's "Don't Come Back From the Moon" is a dreamlike meditation on abandoned children and dying locations.
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You feel every bit of Monty's wistful yearning, and all of his elation whenever he begins to suspect that Percy might actually return his feelings.
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Essentially, Sam is both wistful of humanity's accomplishments (art and poetry) and aware that such accomplishments often go up in flames (Troy and the current moment).
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"I want to go on the perfect date with my crush and live it again every day forever," writes Stagg, in a rare and wistful moment.
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The result is, on the whole, a delight: part wistful nostalgia, part reminder that the world changes too fast for any of us to keep up.
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The 76-year-old New Hampshire conservative still believes Kasich would have made a "wonderful" president and was wistful as he sifted through old Kasich pamphlets.
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That somber timbre in her voice is offset by a guitar line in a major key, creating the perfect wistful song in the country/folk tradition.
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Will it be revealed that his wistful glances at Betty were actually a sign of his desire to be with her despite what he told Veronica?
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What's onscreen are two beautiful, unique, queer tales of a woman whose life and poetry was simultaneously uplifting and somber, as witty as it was wistful.
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The two appear at a party for The New York Observer at which Serena Van Der Woodsen (Blake Lively) is looking wistful next to a cocktail.
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As such, they became potent emblems of nostalgia, binding up (although they had no bindings) wistful longing for the beloved bibliographic companions of years gone by.
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Sequels have a poor track record to begin with, to say nothing of sequels to films with endings as perfect and wistful as Wreck-It Ralph's.
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But she can dial it back on a dime too: "Pretty Girl," with its Twin Peaks-esque sonics and cantering beats, is wistful without being saccharine.
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Creepy synths used in the trailer's score also evoke the soundtrack of Twilight Princess, a sharp departure from Breath of the Wild's wistful piano and strings.
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"Zastroszy" combines an abstracted drum and bass beat with a buzzing square wave bass line, Aliermo's hypnotic chant-rapping, and Lee's wistful hook towards the end.
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At a time of political upheaval and civil unrest, liberal network programmers are betting that — like themselves — the masses are wistful for the Bill Clinton 1990s.
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"Detroit City," a wistful ode to homesickness written with Danny Dill, became a Top 10 country and Top 20 pop hit for Bobby Bare in 250.
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Ms. Alston's clear, bright voice made her a natural lead for the wistful "There's No Other Like My Baby," written by Mr. Spector and Leroy Bates.
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College in the Coronavirus Era: Wistful Goodbyes and a Sense of Loss Stirring Sermons About Coronavirus, in Empty Cathedrals Two Boys Jumped Into the Hudson River.
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I was sort of wistful when I saw my entire Twitter history wiped out and delivered to me in a spreadsheet, but I have no regrets.
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His name is absent, unusually, from its plans for next year, but there was nothing wistful or valedictory about his conducting last night at Symphony Hall.
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Finally, the late-night hosts were almost wistful at the news that Sean Spicer, the White House spokesman, is leading the search for his own replacement.
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Banderas is well worth his first Academy Award nomination for his work here, and the comparisons between Almodóvar's wistful reflections and Fellini's in "8 ½" are warranted.
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It is the soundtrack of several generations of young people now, some of whom are old enough to be wistful about how it used to be.
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It's a view that has been branded as naïve and wistful by some Democratic rivals as well as by the ascendant left wing of his party.
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The soaring, wistful album plunges into quarter-life crises, Bruce Springsteen shout-outs and wild Fourth of July benders, with every song bursting with singalong potential.
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Boîte Last December, wistful partygoers made pilgrimages to western SoHo for the final days of Sway, a lounge whose popularity withered over the last half-decade.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads History is littered with the ghosts of unfinished films, many of which continue to hold a wistful allure for people.
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Clearly it has something to do with connection, with the wistful hope that learning about where we come from will help us understand who we are.
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As the series winds down — especially after Tony recovers — a sense of wistful "Is this all there is?" melancholy settles over several of the best episodes.
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Mel has too much empathy to be a good liar, while Jen has grown wistful over the rocky end of one of her own past relationships.
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Unbelievably, there's room for two Jimmy's in the wistful-electronica game, and Tamborello's been a longterm collaborator with his namesake, Jimmy LaValle, AKA The Album Leaf.
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Holding the Tamgotchi in my palm for the first time, watching my brand-new pixelated blob deedledoo around his tiny screen, did stir something wistful in me.
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Recalling his own, formative experience in this state, Mr. Clinton sounded wistful in reminiscing about his duels with Paul Tsongas, the Massachusetts senator who beat him here.
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If the thought is leaving you wistful with nostalgia already, the good news is that visual novel Emily is Away can fill that hole in your heart.
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"Spain is one of the best teams of the last seven to eight years," said a wistful Parker, 34, after he played his final game for France.
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It's the second film from John Carney, who also directed the delectable Once, and while it's not as good as that movie, it's still wistful and enjoyable.
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Ms. Oropesa began with a wistful Handel aria, "Nemmen con l'Ombre d'Infedeltà" from "Serse," a poignant expression of abiding love, sung with beguiling tenderness and warm sound.
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Or there's this other photo, posted after she left Los Angeles, which seems like the wistful thoughts of someone happy to be traveling away from her problems.
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This isn't an emotional outburst or wistful "Say you'll remember me"; this is Taylor looking at the wreckage of a vindication, a stinging fait accompli of vengeance.
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"That's a good number for me, not for him," said Simon, looking flushed and sounding wistful after 4 hours 32 minutes of deep effort and deep thinking.
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The movies take something that was flippantly used as a joke in the first film and turns it into something sad and wistful—Dory's short-term memory.
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Yet if "20th Century Women" is as wistful and pleasant as an ocean breeze, its message also dissipates about as quickly as the sand between your toes.
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Some fans admitted to getting a little teary during Rizzo's wistful solo number, "There Are Worse Things I Could Do," which Hudgens handled with presence and class.
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It has the warm, wistful, sad heart of a vintage Woody Allen movie, but the energy and zest of the a delightful Hollywood musical, an irresistible combination.
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While there, he looks back on his childhood with he wistful eyes of a grown-up, who wishes he could capture a moment of that old life.
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Together they performed the wistful 1979 "The Muppet Movie" tune "Rainbow Connection" alongside a keening string section, Nelson's aged rasp a great pair for Musgraves' smooth croon.
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Mr. Katchor's distinctive line is wistful, his voice quiet, subtle — all the better to make the reader lean closer, to stop and stare as the past recedes.
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Not too many days go by when we don't look back at the pair's best moments in the White House and let out a little wistful sigh.
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"La La Land" is a wistful, romantic story about a more modern kind of relationship; the kind that certain driven individuals look to have with their careers.
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Though largely inert, the scene is affecting because of some alchemy of camera angles, Rhea Seehorn's restrained performance and the wistful tone of Jimmy's amateur-hour singing.
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Below is the premiere of her latest track "West End Kids," built on simple acoustic chords with Emma Louise sounding broken, and wistful, and full of longing.
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Having received a hero's welcome on his return to Anfield as Newcastle boss, Rafa Benitez must have allowed himself a moment of wistful reminiscence on Saturday afternoon.
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In her writing — which we experience on the show via voiceover — Erin lays a YA veil on top of Derry, presenting it as complicated, romantic, wistful place.
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It's the kind of sweet, wistful little story that Buffy first cut its teeth on while it was still figuring out how to go mythic and grand.
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Those soft and frazzled, almost buzzingly electric chords recall New Order's "Your Silent Face" a little, which only adds another layer of melancholy to the wistful record.
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If wistful affection for a golden age in our collective and personal past lies in ruins, how do we embrace the future that will eventually devour us?
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My father, an academic and writer, believed that rejecting a bad book and the wistful joy of finishing a good one are the twin joys of reading.
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This week, Dave Matthews gets wistful about innocence, Selena Gomez releases a track indebted to Avicii, and Marian Hill reimagine of the sound of Aaliyah and Timbaland.
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" The chorus cools with electric piano chords and an almost wistful melody, but it stays hardheaded: "Pop pop pop goes the shooter/Reform, reform should've came sooner.
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Inevitably, these wistful musings are interrupted by the doorbell, which brings Agüero to that other premise: asking these visitors if he can film them at their homes.
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I am wistful for the days I spent reading as a child: passionate and obsessed, devouring books as fast as I could get my hands on them.
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Tarantino weaves a fairy tale, a fantasy, and a wistful elegy for a world that many of us wish we lived in — most of all, Tarantino himself.
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Trump sounded wistful and like he genuinely feels bad for the doctor whose gremlins he thrust from general obscurity into the glare of a Senate confirmation hearing.
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But the truth is that many news producers are less mindful of John Lennon's advice than that of the wistful, war-loving Colonel Kilgore in Apocalypse Now.
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Wistful melancholy is a state I like to experience while wearing the only thing my mom would buy me from Abercrombie: the cheapest shirt in the store.
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"Bookends," from 1968, includes the wistful hit "America," which was recently revived in an advertisement for another spry seventy-four-year-old from New York: Bernie Sanders.
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Being at the Carlyle makes Mullally wistful about another duet partner: her late friend Elaine Stritch , a Café stalwart, who lived at the hotel for twelve years.
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Our favorites include the wobbly, beat-and-scratch heavy "Trying," the multitracked vocal workout "Kid Kuma" and the wistful sonic mélange "Cory," but decide for yourself below:
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Her compositions exude a dream-like, wistful sensibility while creating visually challenging relationships between texture, color, and scale: the paintings are of recollections rather than spaces themselves.
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For example, the It Cosmetics Pillow Lips lipstick in the shade Wistful is similar in color, but I've found that it gradually fades away rather than becoming uneven.
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He carries her inside, drops her in her bed, takes her shoes off, covers her up with a blanket, and leaves after giving Nancy a long, wistful glance.
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Donald Trump's controversy-plagued presidential campaign is apparently making some people wistful for the good old days when Anthony Weiner's sexting fiasco was the biggest scandal in politics.
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Single and album opener "Recital" is simultaneously wistful and elegiac and according to a press release is meant to recall the near-universal experience of children's piano lessons.
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Every time one of the wrestlers gets the upper hand, someone in the row behind me makes a sound like a sleeping dog; a low, almost wistful growl.
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According to FOX 5 Atlanta, the cat's owner, Dawn Burr, was quietly recording video of her kitty's wistful moment watching the rainfall when a big bolt struck her.
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But the films are also, in a way that's almost unbearably wistful, daydreams about extracting an equitable relationship from a situation in which there's a huge power imbalance.
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Amazingly for a war film, not a single soldier pulls a dog-eared photo of his fiancée from his pocket, or tootles a wistful tune on the harmonica.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is a wistful story about the past that's obviously meant to speak to the present, both eras of a fiercely changing industry.
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It's an outdated concept to consider nostalgia a malady, but it's not entirely untrue that the random, wistful affection for something is hitting hard right now in Hollywood.
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Vinyl never went away, of course, but its popularity has climbed considerably in the past few years, and not just from wistful old folks who attend Phish concerts.
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It's hard to miss Russell's standout turn on "More Real," a jangly, thrusting four-to-the-floor number underpinned by his characteristically plaintive vocals and and wistful lyricism.
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The band's new LP Thought Rock Fish Scale is hitting shelves in February, and it's full of songs like "Roll It": wistful, reedy, and recorded live to tape.
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Back in February, he was spending more money on security than he made on "Safe," a candid, still paranoid track full of wistful yelps and near-jazz flows.
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Democrats, wistful for "real hope and change" and perhaps fearing a return to Clintonism, where even the word "is" has no meaning, essentially split their votes between Sen.
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There was so much packed into that statement — the sadness, the wistful wish for a better age, the desire to return to regular order — that haunts us now.
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Some interweave two narratives, as when a wistful slice of life about a young Muslim college student and a sex farce involving her older neighbors end up colliding.
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The song is almost unbearably wistful with Cleo Tucker and Harmony Tividad's guitar and bass wind through and around each other's melodies like bikes on leaf-strewn streets.
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There are moments at which you can feel the irresistible temptation to embellish and invent, to infuse reality with Chabonesque touches of wistful Jewish magic realism, being resisted.
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Lauren Drapala, a design historian in Providence, R.I., who has studied the Whitney mural collection, said she was somewhat wistful that the canvases had left their original setting.
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"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer {by Gene Autry} came out in about '49, and he learned to sing that," says his mother, Evelyn Kynard Erickson, with wistful pride.
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Taken together, these movies pick up a thread in Barry Jenkins's wistful 2008 romance "Medicine for Melancholy," which tracks a young black man and woman through San Francisco.
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But whether you take this iteration of the character as an affectionate throwback or a cringe-worthy anachronism, it's hard to watch "Shaft" without feeling a little wistful.
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The news is more wistful than significant for a couple reasons: Wade is 2.73 years old and his True Shooting percentage was lower than Andre Roberson's last season.
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As wedding traditions evolve, it becomes increasingly common to walk down the aisle to sappy, chart-toppers by Ed Sheeran or wistful acoustic covers of classic rock hits.
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These words are a comfort to him, and plus, a signal to others of a certain level of wistful pretension, and a high likelihood of quoting Monty Python.
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Katharine Ross makes a brief but welcome appearance as Lee's thriving ex-wife, and the director of photography, Rob C. Givens, gives the California coastline a wistful majesty.
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After the Ligeti étude, Mr. Denk ended by repeating the second piece he had played, a wistful medieval song by Gilles Binchois, which made this story seem circular.
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Wistful flashbacks and a self-aware narration fill us in on Emily (Evanna Lynch), 16, an outsider as much in her foster home as in her Dublin school.
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Scene City 12 Photos View Slide Show ' Perched above the sunken-in dining room of Mr. Chow's on Tuesday night, Dorian Grinspan scanned the room and got wistful.
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One plate even makes me wistful, for the simple reason that hundreds of restaurants compete for my attention and I can't enjoy the dish on a steady basis.
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The director Davy Chou sets this wistful story on and around the island of the title, an area in Cambodia near Phnom Penh that is undergoing colossal redevelopment.
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"It's so L.A., and it's so wistful for Bojack to be watching a version of himself swimming, trying to understand himself," Hanawalt says of her version of Hockney.
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"Marguerite" is a wistful story about an elderly woman that will win points for harming no children, but I wonder if it may be too slight to win.
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The plush-voiced contralto Marie-Nicole Lemieux had a notable Met debut in the small but crucial role of Geneviève, the wistful mother to both Golaud and Pelléas.
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"They know what tomorrow will be like, if you follow all the rules and don't go with your ass before your face," he told me, seeming slightly wistful.
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Thankfully, Deirdre then told me that she does not know any teens that would be stupid enough to do this, adding a wistful, "I hope," at the end.
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He seemed wistful and said that Fox had apologized, but it was too late to go to the debate since this event for the veterans had been set up.
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PHILIP ALLOTTProfessor emeritus of international public lawCambridge University Wistful daydreaming that the decision to leave the EU might one day be reversed might bring some comfort to bereaved Remainers.
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These dreadful, Machiavelli-inspired lines were nearly salvaged by the somber, wistful music that accompanied them, which evoked a man knowingly caught in a cycle that cannot be broken.
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She knew the names of all the crew on ships that had just arrived, and once wished a wistful happy birthday to a soldier who had just been killed.
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Still, doing a show that asks him to relive a life similar to his own has made Mr. Macchio wistful for a childhood that's "not there anymore," he said.
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The Friday Night Lights theme music is a maudlin touch, but nearly three years ago, Romo telegraphed his play, and it puts a wistful bow on the whole saga.
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The 1987-born Star Trek: The Next Generation, arriving in a more conservative political climate, sometimes seemed almost wistful for Gene Roddenberry's original dream of a more progressive future.
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Less abstractly, it's also a simple but kinetically animated music video for a wistful folk-pop song by songwriters Alexis Harte and JJ Wiesler, written specifically for the experience.
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According to the game, life is really absurd, and painful, and funny, and sad, and it pulls no punches in looking at it all with a wistful, hopeful grin.
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It's clear when you listen to Phoebe Bridgers' music that she's been strongly influenced by the work of Elliott Smith—their styles of wistful but wry storytelling are similar.
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"Blue Jay" is wistful and beautifully acted until the moment Amanda produces an unsent letter from Jim that she has discovered among the piles of old clothes and keepsakes.
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Bathed in warm humor and wistful longing, it's a film that stays with you long after it's over, a lingering reminder of the inextricable link between love and place.
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He is currently applying more eyeliner by candlelight (even if the sun is out, he's just that emo) so that he'll look perfectly wet 'n' wistful during the finale.
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But, simmering below their high school-style nostalgia is palpable romantic tension—in the form of tight hugs and loaded glances—which serves to deepen the song's wistful bent.
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While wistful, the music shifts through moods and styles that alternately suggest tender folk songs, gently swaying dances, bursts of hushed busyness, bluesy melodies, even twangy hints of hoedown.
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When Amy sees Ryan, the world goes into slow motion as a wistful Ra Ra Riot song plays, the camera cutting close to Ryan smiling into the California sun.
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Lee doesn't tell us everything about any character, instead offering up a few telltale mementos of who they might be To Kill a Mockingbird perfectly captures this wistful feeling.
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On a recent visit from Woodstock, where he has lived with his wife, Catherine, since 1976, he retraced his old Village route, more exuberant about the memories than wistful.
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When the music broke into a wistful melody, like some Moravian folk song, in this context and setting it sounded like a consoling hymn drifting from the church sanctuary.
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"There once were days so bright," the soloist sings to wistful music that could be outtakes from Copland's opera "The Tender Land," but with a more astringent harmonic language.
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Attached to the glowing voice was the suggestion of a sigh from a woman looking back with a mixture of wistful regret and acceptance, without a trace of bitterness.
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As brown-eyed susans and fuchsia coneflowers have taken over my garden, in that last glorious wave of Vermont's summer, I feel wistful because my seasonal gig is ending.
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Much like his wistful hit "Your Name," this movie centers on an adolescent boy and girl whose lives intersect, almost magically, and who mirror each other visually and narratively.
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The Andante is a wistful pas de deux between the first violin and the first viola, here the Calidore's Jeremy Berry, who produced an unusually bright and tangy sound.
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"Pain and Glory" reunites Almodovar long-time collaborators Antonio Banderas and Penelope Cruz in a wistful dive into the world of cinema and the highs and lows of creativity.
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Then about 30, Ms. Fontaine enjoys an onscreen transformation as her character, Lisa, evolves from a 15-year-old mouseburger to a sophisticated matron, without losing her wistful naïveté.
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The sorts of cable-ready content that Showtime is known for — the swearing and nudity — aren't deployed poorly or anything, but they do clash with the show's wistful tone.
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We both love snacks, we're in our early twenties and beautiful, we have respective and wistful plans to move from Canada to the United States to pursue writing and comedy.
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"Mariners Apartment Complex" and "Venice Bitch," the first two singles from the record, are already out in the world, draped over chaise longues, sipping on a Vieux Carrés, feeling wistful.
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Quentin Tarantino's ninth feature is a fairy tale, a fantasy, and a wistful elegy for a world that most of us wish we lived in — most of all, Tarantino himself.
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Here, Waits' trademark snarl softens, rendered almost wistful as he croons a tribute to the anti-fascist revolutionaries of old, the words reverberating like a prayer in his prophet's mouth.
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These digital dubs paved the way for guys like Burial, who incorporated wistful R&B samples into his productions, and Joker, who grafted G-funk keyboards onto dubstep's nervy template.
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Its titular lead single, a jazz-tinged ballad that folds big band instrumental swells with the singer Brendon Urie's atypically torchy croonings, is a wistful statement on roads not taken.
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They don't fill my world with a sparkling shimmer when listening to "Rachel's Song" on the Vangelis Blade Runner soundtrack, but they still put me in that longing, wistful mood.
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And in the process, the Avengers introduce touching wrinkles into Marvel Cinematic History, like a wistful meeting between Thor and his mother, and between Tony Stark and his father Howard.
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Instead, viewers will leave the theater cheering and clapping (like the early screening audience that I was a part of), feeling grateful for this update and wistful for their childhood.
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Norwegian multi-instrumentalist Sylvaine has been making quiet ripples throughout the amorphous corners of the post-black metal scene since the release of her 2016 debut, the aptly-titled Wistful.
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Over wistful, building synths, he adopts the voice of the man he met: "Age is just a number, just like any other / We can do whatever, do whatever you want".
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Melissa McCarthy gets yet another character who hides her wounded frustration under a brash confidence; Leslie Jones is brash and smart; Kristen Wiig is uptight, brittle, and a little wistful.
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But in the interview, Mr. Trump sounded almost wistful about his former partners, marveling at the money they had made together and at the fact that they no longer spoke.
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The round came together over the summer, but "we've grown revenue 80% in two months," and racked up $500,000 in August, Petersen says, simultaneously shocked, excited and a bit wistful.
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The sound of the steam locomotive's whistle and the smell of its burnt-coal smoke have turned many a New England leaf peeper into a hopeless romantic or wistful nostalgic.
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While some are rediscovering a city they have for years feared to walk around in, others are taking a last, wistful look before joining Venezuela's ever-growing wave of emigration.
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You hear a surprising amount of Romney nostalgia: Several Clinton aides I spoke to brought him up in almost wistful terms, as well as John McCain and George W. Bush.
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The show's raunchy-but-wistful prairie populism feels especially relevant in this election year, when the news media and political parties are confronting their blind spots for working-class concerns.
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This Fire-Toolz release wasn't part of it, that's still a pretty fitting descriptor for producer Angel Marcloid's unholy blend of blistered black metal, wistful trance, and blunt gabber punishment.
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"Gravity" is a wistful R&B track which sees both Canadians playing to their strengths, and provides a glimpse of what we can expect from their respective upcoming debut albums.
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The plot invites comparisons with "The Americans"; the presence of Jon Hamm prompts wistful memories of "Mad Men"; and the visual vocabulary shows the indifference of a hasty live broadcast.
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He even got a bit wistful, telling me how he'd heard from buyers about family dinners with grown children and grandparents being around for milestones like a baby's first steps.
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Ms. Bloch, a Russian-born, Brooklyn-based tenor saxophonist, recently released "Heart Knows," an album of original compositions with loose but deliberately plotted structures and an air of wistful beauty.
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CARAMANICA At the beginning of the fourth segment of this season, I found myself unexpectedly wistful for the original mismatched space-cadet children of the first segment, Ami and Yuudai.
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His delivery, keeningly high when he daubs on the Auto-Tune, occasionally lower and more natural when he's straightforwardly rapping, glows with wistful cheer, creating a bizarre and welcome mood.
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The starkly different styles in the two games — almost two different sports — made one wistful for the days when there was no organized attempt to tame college football's intrinsic sprawl.
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He earned that regard, in part, by milking the everyday people, buildings, streets and mores of the humble Weequahic neighborhood and other city landmarks, often with palpable and wistful affection.
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Clinton say she remains "wistful" about the idea of a third presidential run, though she has not taken steps to actually mount a bid and remains unlikely to do so.
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Thankfully, The Photograph's emotional nature doesn't mean that its leads somehow forgot their sense of humor at home; the film is equal parts wistful sighs and laugh-out-loud moments.
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He downshifts and pulls onto the shoulder, letting the story take care of itself while the audience enjoys the sometimes funny, sometimes fractious, sometimes wistful pleasure of the characters' company.
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"The Restless Wave" is a wistful book; McCain wants to rally Americans around helping an imperiled world, rather than accept that the call might be coming from inside the house.
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He cited embarassment: He had posed for a series of wistful photographs near his home in Mexico looking at the couple online, being fitted for a suit, reading about Britain.
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For all the good cheer and pine-scented sidewalks, there is something ghostly and wistful about these December days, as we cast our eyes back toward the year that was.
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Over time the Second Avenue line became a wistful, theoretical thing: like an empty cab on a rainy Friday, a parking space in the West Village, a train to Brigadoon.
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During interviews, he gets this wistful twinkle in his eye when recounting Norwegian black metal's heyday, as if lost in the high school memory of a game-winning touchdown play.
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"Grief Cottage" by Gail Godwin, a prolific American writer, is a quiet, hopeful ghost story—a wistful reflection on loss, loneliness, coming of age and coming to terms with the past.
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Do you feel, well, not better about the state of modern society—certainly not—but maybe sort of wistful for a world where political drama revolves around a grocery-store cake?
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And while departing from the kind of success that once seemed possible with Meerkat can be difficult for entrepreneurs, Rubin doesn't seem too wistful for what was — or might have been.
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So her use of a recherché and wistful practice does edify her, but a photographic essay might have done the job of documenting area changes in more insightful and feeling ways.
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The seven-minute epic sees the band merging the abrasiveness of late 90s screamo with the beautiful and wistful qualities of post-rock to create a potent cocktail of raw emotion.
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Why it matters: It's a stark reversal from the "synchronized global growth" theme the IMF had jubilantly welcomed just 2 years ago and even a departure from last year's wistful optimism.
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On "Crave", Madonna sings over the skittering high hats and big bass of trap, smoothing the edges of this spare, flinty style of hip-hop until it becomes a wistful lullaby.
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It wasn't really a case of losing a feature, it was more like a subjective change that made you wistful for the days of searing psychedelic Lumines stages into your retinas.
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Even as we literally saw him dying while entertaining us, becoming more gaunt and wistful in every music video, many fans didn't want to believe the evidence of their own eyes.
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He has published wistful video-diary entries from fog-covered Liberal, in Kansas, and Pueblo, in Colorado ("A lot of big trucks rolling down Pancake Blvd and there aren't any sidewalks").
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For one thing, it has become exceedingly rare to encounter crises of faith as experienced by a secular intellectual, and Carrère's oscillation between orthodox fervor and wistful agnosticism holds undeniable fascination.
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Critic's Notebook More than the staggeringly self-absorbed British pop star, the wistful giant, the Greeks bickering inside the Trojan horse or the baby floating in utero, the glowworms got me.
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I met an 86-year-old retired United Nations employee outside of Berlin who spoke of his youth in the wistful way people do when recalling periods of politically inflected happiness.
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In his wistful and elegantly written fourth novel, "The Throwback Special," Chris Bachelder plays Jane Goodall to a large group of middle-aged men who assume the role of his chimpanzees.
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"Porto," named for the coastal city in Portugal where it takes place, is a wistful mood piece about a one-night stand between mismatched expats, an American man and a Frenchwoman.
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So by the time the Swedish musician and actress Lykke Li wrapped her scenes opposite Ryan Gosling in Malick's wistful 2017 record-industry romance "Song to Song," she needed a vacation.
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Over a long career he has produced just around 50 pieces, a number he compared, with a wistful laugh, with the more than 600 Mozart wrote in a much shorter life.
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The reaction on Twitter on Wednesday to the recapture was made up mostly of congratulatory notes to the police, but here and there the response was, if anything, a little wistful.
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In "Leave No Trace," she immediately sets you down in a forest that's so inviting, so tranquil, that it seems like utopia and all the possibilities that wistful, elusive ideal implies.
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With my fabrications, I became the captain of the ship, not just a wistful passer-by, breath fogging the pane of glass that stood between me and the girls I venerated.
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"Be Prepared" is a complete delight, from the first sly jokes about the American Girl-ish doll Complicity to Brosgol's evocative artwork, which ranges from droll to wistful to outright lovely.
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When assessing the functions of American special prosecutors like Mueller in court, Ellis has grown wistful about his younger days in Britain and compared the US approach to British investigative commissions.
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Jetting from the place where you have put down roots and are established might be a great adventure ... or, it might make you woebegone and wistful for what is, well, gone.
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After intermission, he played Chopin's Piano Sonata No. 2, just that powerful work, with its well-known "Funeral March" movement — a superb performance, by turns demonic and wistful, terrifying and tender.
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Jobim and de Moraes's "The Girl from Ipanema", a languid musing on the wistful contemplation of beauty by age, had its first performance, by Mr Gilberto, in a Rio nightclub in 1962.
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As wistful keyboard music plays, we see the life and times of the the Poopybutthole family: from the loving dates in Cronenberg world, to the heart-wrenching loses of nameless rescue pets.
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Ballerini sings her own tribute, turning in a medley of her hits, as well as a wistful reading of new single, "Legends," backed by co-writers Hillary Lindsey and Forest Glen Whitehead.
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He sighs that some purists will not tolerate any dress not found in ancient wall paintings, and draws a wistful comparison with Japan, where traditional customs and modern culture co-exist easily.
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The billionaire grew wistful as he recalled his expectations-defying primary victories, even as he eyed the possibility that he could be decisively defeated for the first time in his political career.
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Some students eventually grow wistful about their weeks in camouflage—a period when lasting friendships are often forged by having to cope with "crappy things together", as a recent graduate puts it.
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From this point of view then, Sleepwalkers is a heartening listen: it's full of Fallon's wistful hallmarks, and sees him shaking off doubts brought on by outsiders, instead writing what felt good.
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A story told alternating between husband and wife, Stay With Me knits together all the wistful, enchanting mythologies its characters build to survive, or even explain, the unbearable ache of their childlessness.
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That prize has inspired its share of controversy over the years—some AI researchers call it a publicity stunt—along with plenty of wistful, poetic ruminations on what divides humans from machines.
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The invasion began last week, when heavyweight legend Fedor Emelianenko began waxing wistful on the MMAHour about the possibility of performing in front of Trump again, this time in the president's hometown.
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Yet Mr. Nikolic, whose 2015 feature "Allure" had an engaging originality that this movie lacks, has a talent for conjuring wistful disillusion among those buffeted by the winds of capitalism and change.
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An uncomplicated interpretation would have us wistful for the tropes of World War II and the fight against Communism, the last time that Americans came together to defend an ideologically coherent position.
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Premiering below, this wistful yet upbeat ode to a love that could (or could not) be, is laden with little hooks—triple claps, oh-oh-oh's—and frontman Constantine Anastasakis's breezy vocals.
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" J.P. The voices are gentle, sharing unisons and then harmonizing with wistful, enigmatic tidings: "I miss you already/you were too gone too soon/I can't understand you/The phone is gone.
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Like any meaningful conversation about mortality and the wistful confusion of being both a parent and a child, this can get pretty emotional, so I'll also warn you that a dog dies.
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N.L." viewers wistful for the days when Taran Killam, Vanessa Bayer (as Gretchen Carlson) and Bobby Moynihan handled these duties, at least the rest of the show offered cameos from other "S.
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In "Explanation 1," it's a winning, wistful portrait of a man who ate his fried EGGS with toasted ITALIAN BREAD and drank his COFFEE with MILK and his SCOTCH with COCA-COLA.
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When Mr. Bregman wasn't working on projects about gangsters, crime and violence, he seemed to have a soft spot for relationship stories with at least a touch of idealism and wistful comedy.
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Basket and Ink, loincloth-clad women of the Stone Age, are sitting around the cave feeling wistful for a simpler time — before clothing, community and social taboos came along and ruined everything.
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But then there is Raphael the Waiter (Ugo Chukwu), a soulful sort with a weakness for the Hermiones of the world and a wistful fantasy of opening a bar that sells books.
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In certain beguiling passages, as when wistful clarinet lines hover over wide-spaced plaintive orchestral sonorities in the opening movement, "A Cold Clear Dawn," Mr. Rogerson risks evoking such models too closely.
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Sheeran's song was originally commissioned for one of the "Hobbit" films, and its lyrics paint a wistful (and not especially sexy) portrait of dwarves facing the prospect of death by dragon breath.
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They end up reminding him of his own past as an earnest Christian teen, and he feels a wistful longing to return to a time when he found it possible to believe.
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Between songs, he offers thoughts and memories (though some images can be a tad too wistful, and few of his notions are as insightful as those in his recent book and Broadway show).
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In the Larghetto of his String Quartet No. 1 ("Clouds"), a keening cello solo evokes the sounds of the Chinese bowed erhu, woven into a modernist score that is both wistful and severe.
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" Moffat was wistful about his own departure from the snow, saying he would miss Comic-Con the most and taking what he called his last opportunity to "faintly annoy 7,000 people at once.
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The album exploded on college radio stations, with the heartbreaking "Skinny Love" becoming synonymous with breakups, and "For Emma," a wistful song with nostalgia baked right in, earning a place in indie canon.
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In an era of personal brands and social-media curation, I was amused, and a little wistful, to have a realistic glimpse of what I had been like as an awkward college student.
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Where the best early Anemone songs were sung entirely in French, English is the dominating force on the LP. Breezy singles like "Daffodils" and "Memory Lane" hit with overwhelming amounts of wistful pop.
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It's a female-oriented fantasy on par with the acquisition of a $150 million dollar necklace, a wistful "if only" scenario as far fetched as successfully framing one's bullshit ex for grand larceny.
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That little tangerine bubble has become a wistful symbol of defiance against a centralized web increasingly controlled by a handful of corporations, a web that hardly resembles the syndicated web of Werbach's imagining.
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The Southern California setting and the shaggy-dog private-eye plot may remind you of Paul Thomas Anderson's "Inherent Vice," though "The Nice Guys" lacks that movie's wistful, slyly political sense of history.
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He is the song of summer of baes; the ice cream sundae of crushes — the kind that gives you a wild sugar high, but then makes you feel slightly wistful about it later.
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These characters, sung by the endearing Talise Trevigne and the dynamic Sean Panikkar, are most affecting, though, in their modern-day incarnations, as a wistful hotel maid and a stalwart secret service agent.
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But his most revealing remark was less aggressive and more wistful: "America's in the middle of a real political storm, a real tsunami, and we should have seen this coming," he said. Sen.
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Though allergic to pop sentimentality, Mr. Comstock is capable of expressing a dryly wistful worldly-wise tenderness when applying himself to a ballad, and this restraint gives his song interpretations a poignant undercurrent.
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Paul Pressey, who, on a scouting mission in 1997, described Duncan to Coach Gregg Popovich as "the next coming," said he expected nothing more, and yet was a little wistful about it all.
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"How Does a Moment Last Forever" is a wistful ballad sung by Maurice (Kevin Kline) and later reprised by Belle (Emma Watson), and then repeated again over the end credits by Céline Dion.
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Times, they have a'changed, and the Furby Connect is the latest toy to bridge the gap between our wistful remembrance of the toys we grew up with and our modern compulsion for connectivity.
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I'm now more than halfway through my second pregnancy, and although I'm much better prepared this time, I've been feeling wistful that my original new mom friends won't be along for the ride.
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"Half Past France," once a wistful ballad, was remade with clouds of ominous orchestral dissonance; "Leaving It Up to You," once a rocker, became even more queasy when turned into brittle, twitchy funk.
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Still, "The Rest I Make Up" remains a fine ode to the excitement that Off Off Broadway theater once generated, and a wistful look at an ailing artist as she contemplates her life.
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This year, the Swedish director Ingmar Bergman would have turned 100, far older than the wistful professor (Victor Sjostrom) at the center of his great "Wild Strawberries" (Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday and March 15).
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Her first Billboard No. 1 country single, more than half a decade after her début album, was "The House That Built Me," a wistful reminiscence that sounded like nothing else on the radio.
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And yet, wistful though I may remain for my suburban-sprawl childhood, these days I find myself continually amazed and befuddled by my state's insane fetishization of an anachronistic model of urban development.
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When asked again, after finishing her 106th town hall in Iowa, the senator from Massachusetts took a wistful turn as she mused about how her time on the ground here has "changed" her.
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But their phone call proves to be more of a wistful goodbye than anything else, proving once again that, for all its comedic trappings, "Insecure" is far more brutal than it originally appeared.
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Smith said he hasn't shopped at Sears in a while -- the store at his local mall closed a couple of years ago -- but he still feels a bit wistful about the bankruptcy news.
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Through no fault of its own, the film loses its resonance, as an ending that was clearly intended to be a victory lap in a Hillary Clinton presidency becomes merely a wistful memory.
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Then this week she dropped "Los Ageless," a cheeky counterpoint to the more wistful "New York" that thumps with insistent bass and a chorus that hasn't left my head since I first heard it.
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Listening to the drumbeat of attacks on Planned Parenthood raises wistful memories of 303, when two former presidents, Republican Dwight Eisenhower and Democrat Harry Truman -- no kidding -- were honorary co-chairs of that organization.
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Per people close to Bannon, he is wistful but has referenced Thomas Cromwell in recent days, noting that Cromwell guided a King but it never lasts... and Cromwell was eventually sent to the Tower.
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I can't quite get over the wistful look on Helen's face when she tells the group she used to have a shop in Brooklyn, and the way she swallows her wine in that moment.
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AUSTIN, Texas — Six weeks after Austin's City Council voted to adopt regulations that drove Uber and Lyft out of America's 313th largest city, some drivers aren't all that wistful for the good old days.
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Stevens's songs for Call Me By Your Name fit the vision of him walking the emotional high wire, injecting queerness into his sometimes wistful, occasionally whimsical explorations of love and loss, past and present.
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Not all of the caucus's members are wistful for the days of the military regime — at least not openly — but they seem to prefer right-wing dictatorship to democratic government run by the left.
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Though the book eventually becomes about Sophie and the BFG embarking on a determined mission to stop the giants from eating people, its most remarkable scenes are quieter, wistful, and at times, achingly lovely.
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He seemed wistful at times for home — "I rarely get any news here about Africa," he wrote — but he excelled in his classes, earning an undergraduate degree in economics with honors in three years.
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After sitting out Bridge of Spies, Spielberg's longtime composer John Williams returns with his best score since that of 2002's Catch Me If You Can, all wistful and infused with a childlike whimsy.
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Artists are already looking at these conditions: Cécile B. Evans, say, with her wistful simulations of men-machine hybrids, or Daniel Keller, with his forensic dives into the digital cesspools of the alt-right.
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It may not be fashionable to be wistful about the British Empire but it's certainly popular to enjoy delicacies from former colonies, as well as from countries Britain never even came close to invading.
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Shopkeepers set their ringtones to the wistful songs of Kenny G. The saxophone has never had a large following in China, in part because it was long associated with jazz, individuality and free expression.
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Despite the fact that when W left office he had a 34 percent approval rating, the overwhelming awfulness of Donald Trump has—perhaps understandably—made the American people feel wistful for the Bush era.
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The show follows the last legal residents of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and on this episode everyone including the show's wistful philosopher and doting father, Heimo Korth is gearing up for the winter.
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Ms. Winters was feeling wistful about the women's finalists, Madison Keys and the decisive winner Sloane Stephens, two unranked players who came roaring back after injuries in ways that her character Mallory does not.
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The dancer Michael Novak, standing at the back of the stage, snaked his arms above his head, then opened them and paused in silhouette: The sight of him was somehow both wistful and triumphant.
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At times — when Emma comes home from work and we have maybe 20 minutes to chat before I need to hop the subway myself and then New Jersey Transit — I feel a bit wistful.
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Their fifth album and its 13 tracks have several of the hallmarks that define the band's sound, like wistful melodies, guitar-driven grooves, and an all-encompassing warm vibe, but it's strikingly more adventurous.
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Grieg's gifts for wistful lyricism and poignant harmonic writing were vividly conveyed by Ms. Persson and Mr. Martineau in these varied works, especially the emotionally charged "Lauf der Welt" ("The Way of the World").
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A crusty prospector (Tom Waits), digging for an elusive pocket of gold in a pristine mountain valley, sings a wistful ballad, as does a gentlemanly bounty killer (Brendan Gleeson) during a tense stagecoach ride.
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Loose, dub rhythms and wistful balladry populate this album; it's the sound of a smart songwriter and an expert musician loosening up on the handlebars, and enjoying how naturally it all comes to him.
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The languid melody and arrangements wrap the aching lyrics in shimmery chiffon: This is the wistful sound of the other 1960s, when you realized dreams were not all they were cracked up to be.
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While not an outright protest song, he decries that "nobody's putting all their words in a song / they'll just bicker and fight / and argue in spite / all day long" over wistful flute-led orchestration.
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As she embodies Fanny's rise from a klutzy dreamer in Brooklyn to a Ziegfeld brand name, she often substitutes a wistful, hopeful reediness for the all-conquering brass with which Ms. Streisand endowed the role.
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With these vivid, wistful memoirs, he joins the great chroniclers of Europe—the Prousts, Zweigs, Lampedusas, Leigh-Fermors and Bassanis—and shows how some of the things those writers loved persisted as late as 1989.
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" But instead of having Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion, Ocean has Kendrick Lamar and Tyler the Creator in his ears, as wistful as they'll ever be,"That's a pretty fucking fast year flew by.
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His story takes on a wistful contemporary glamour, as half the latter-day citizenry—no, more than half—experiences a new, burning desire for rule by mental health and, if need be, by mediocrity. ♦
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David Finckel, Paul Neubauer, David Shifrin, and Ransom Wilson, among others, play Copland's "Appalachian Spring" and Dvořák's "American" Quintet—wistful reminders of the tender strength evoked by the country's iconic mountains and plains (Oct. 15).
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Part of me, as a fan, feels, I guess the word would be wistful, as I think about my teenage self watching TV and sort of craving something that I couldn't put my finger on.
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Join Josephine Livingstone, Alex Shephard, and Ryu Spaeth as they contribute their little drop to the ocean of Game of Thrones content, which this week will feature tearful reunions, wistful gazes, and impending mass slaughter.
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"There is a very reminiscent, wistful feel about the good old days when there was this greater relevance," said Thomas Aiello, a professor at Valdosta State who wrote a book on the Bayou Classic rivalry.
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We got the scoop on her totally do-able beauty routine this week — just when we were getting wistful for the days of being able to get out the door in 10 minutes or less.
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N.C. Aaron Lee Tasjan's music generally gets tagged as Americana, but he flaunts his wistful psychedelic streak in "Little Movies," a song that includes the title of his new album, "Silver Tears," in its lyrics.
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Every time there was a subdued, tender or quietly suspenseful episode in the score, you sensed the musical subtleties, wistful lyricism and ear for keen detail that have made Mr. Wainwright such a fine songwriter.
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While a work such as the Philadelphia Symphony stands firmly in a neoclassical idiom, its wistful lyricism points to Mahler, whose influence came out in full colors in the cantata "An die Nachgeborene" ("To Posterity").
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The artist isn't exactly unknown — he's shown at venues around the world — but in his studio these forms conjured a sense of wistful wonder, like seeing Pinnochio emerge from Geppetto's workshop for the first time.
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That city is long gone, but Laura Linney and Olympia Dukakis are back as Mary Ann Singleton and Anna Madrigal — celebrating her 21981th birthday — in the fourth mini-series based on Maupin's breezy, wistful novels.
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She doesn't think of them as monsters, but she likes to exaggerate their monstrosity, to showcase their invasive power rather than just toss in a few sprigs as wistful allusions to some lost pastoral idyll.
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There's a natural mournfulness about his singing, but when it's stretched out taffy-like, as it is here, it begins to take on a wistful quality, a good match for this song about living well.
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It was a paper whose tabloid layout lent itself to Jules Feiffer's wistful Village characters, and the often bizarre antics of the street people depicted by his fellow cartoonists Stan Mack and Mark Alan Stamaty.
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Toward the end of Mr. Bragen's play, Brian has a lovely, wistful monologue about one of his better matches against Russ, and here we sense at last the honor and beauty of their pseudo combat.
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The original production of the musical, a wistful story about young love, opened at the Sullivan Street Playhouse in Greenwich Village in 1960 and had a record-breaking 17,162 performances during its 42-year run.
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Ronstadt sounds wistful at times but expresses no regrets, noting that she achieved a level of success in her chosen field she could have scarcely imagined while growing up and sharing songs with her family.
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Director Jim Jarmusch has crafted a wistful, artful film that feels deeply good, a life-affirming but non-corny story of ordinary people with ordinary lives, seeking meaning in both creative pursuits and the everyday.
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Suffice to say, there's no guest spot from any upcoming grime MC, but owing to pristine production, crucially and mercifully it sounds like a record from the future, not a reverential ode to some wistful past.
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When I travel in other parts of the world, where borders are truly fraught with tension, people express a wistful jealousy for the cross-border harmony the United States has enjoyed with both Canada and Mexico.
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New Order's "True Faith" contains the phrase "depend on the morning sun," so we surmise that a wistful daybreak epiphany of self-worth and personal agency is somehow relevant to Copperwhite's motivation for the eponymous painting.
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Cambell's impassioned delivery of John Hartford's wistful travelogue was the turning point in the singer's career, breaking him into the mainstream and opening the gates for a string of chart-topping hits that would soon follow.
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In telling the story of his journey from a Canary Islands childhood (where he made the titular shoes for "somnolent" lizards) to opening his iconic store in London in 1973, Blahnik is wistful and self-deprecating.
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Avengers: Age of Ultron: Age of Ultron was one of Marvel's weirder offerings, featuring an iconic comic book villain voiced by James Spader and wistful, dark musings about control and the human yearning to have it.
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"The Pursuit of Love" by Nancy Mitford Mitford's best and funniest book contains, for my money, her worst ending—the novel changes tone at the end and degenerates into what feels like total, wistful wish-fulfillment.
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In an interview with Bloomberg published in September, he sounded more wistful than irritated: "For most of the existence of the company, this idea of connecting the world has not been a controversial thing," he said.
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Her subjects' expressions are never blank, never without an experience to share: they are angry, bemused, wistful, and bored and, just as Sherman herself is, rife with stories and lived lives that aren't to be ignored.
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So, for those people who love the electoral process and are wistful that this eventful midterm season is coming to a close, or who are suffused by fear about what will happen next, do not worry!
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The book takes a startlingly elegiac, wistful, poetic turn in the final story, which focuses on the 2017 hurricane that flooded the city, perhaps presaged in this collection by that prefatory image of an overhead grid.
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But it's worth noting that at the performance I attended, the number that received the biggest applause wasn't one of those wistful soliloquies about feelin' free, or even a high-spirited number about following your dreams.
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Comprising multiple, loosely interwoven plot threads united as much by the characters' lyrical speech patterns as their end-of-life longings, "Ray Meets Helen" has a wistful, whimsical sophistication that has all but disappeared from movies.
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As performed here, the shifts in "Jumalattaret" seemed just right, as the music segued from mellow moments of jazzy piano chords, wistful folk song and strands of filigreed passagework to crazed blasts that suggested hardcore rock.
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WASHINGTON — There was a wistful air to the 39th annual Kennedy Center Honors on Sunday, as the Capitol took a break from preparations for the incoming Trump administration to observe Washington's cultural event of the year.
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The director of "Kong: Skull Island" is Jordan Vogt-Roberts, whose calling card for the task was "The Kings of Summer" (2013), a wistful teen-age pastoral, wittily handled and, if memory serves, entirely gorilla-free.
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Previously known as a visionary coach in possession of more championship rings than fingers, Jackson spent his return to Gotham reimagining himself as an aging grouch who waxed wistful for a more artful and earthbound game.
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From the first statement of the theme in Beethoven's jolly arrangement, Mr. Kanneh-Mason brought out the wistful subtext of the music, the yearning and loneliness the character feels, with rich, focused tone and elegant phrasing.
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The song, "Still Feel Like Your Man," is throwback for him: a wistful but upbeat breakup ditty that, like much of his new music, "moves and throbs and has women in it again," Mr. Mayer said.
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The passion for teddy bears is an early twentieth-century craze that Ydessa Hendeles, who is from Canada, catches beautifully and thoroughly in this exhibition, at once a joyful celebration, a historical gathering, and a wistful lamentation.
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TED's chief curator, Chris Anderson, introduced us to this year's theme, dream, with a wistful request for us to consider what might be possible in the future if we reach to the outer limits of our imaginations.
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The trailer has a much more wistful tone than the first few teasers, which consisted of an animated spork freaking out and new characters voiced by comedy duo Key and Peele making Buzz Lightyear "your mom" jokes.
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" Richardson said she liked the wistful touch of romance that Bill Clinton added to his speech: "I think he was trying to show that he remembered what she looked like, and what she wore 40 years ago.
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He became known to many as "tarp man," the militiaman in Oregon who spent time huddled under a tarp out in the cold, saying wistful things like how he'd rather die than spend a day behind bars.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Ah, yes, there's nothing quite like the interplay of a minimal bass line and a reverb-heavy guitar over some wistful vocals to get you in the mood for summer.
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The way she hovers outside the Lionesses' practice rooms suggests fascination and desire, but her carefully guarded face doesn't give away whether she's wistful for female friends, hungry for a new challenge, or just bored and curious.
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McCartney contributed to the song's dream-like bridge, in which Veronica "picks upon the bones of last week's news"— echoes of his equally wistful character, Eleanor Rigby, who "picks up the rice in the church" after weddings.
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Honing in on the well-worn, familiar Rogers and Stark, and to a lesser degree Thor, Black Widow, Bruce Banner, and Hawkeye, tightens Endgame into a superhero movie that's much more thoughtful, wistful even, than its predecessors.
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ASAP Ferg (Thursday) This Harlem native takes a trip downtown to celebrate his latest album, "Always Strive and Prosper," which pairs high-wire electronic production, some of it from Skrillex, with wistful nostalgia for his old block.
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On his track "Only Trying 2 Tell U," the young south London artist plumbs the depths of his emotions with smoky melodies, snatches of layered vocals and a wistful tale of heartbreak delivered in a fragile falsetto.
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With its sagging, waterlogged analog synths lines and hushed spoken word, this one's pretty unified in sound and spirit, shot through with the wistful discontent that breathes life into so much of the world's best synth instrumentals.
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It could be an achingly wistful "I Want You" (sung to perfection by Ryan and Caitlin Houlahan) or an improbably reborn "Like a Rolling Stone," with a tambourine-rattling Winningham flailing like a sheet in the wind.
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To me, it sounds wistful in a way that Babeheaven fans won't have necessarily heard before, in that it feels a lot more overtly sad, with Nancy singing a ballad of sorts about falling back on people.
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This gorgeous little gem of a wistful folk pop song will make you feel like the perfect mattress topper: you didn't know your bed could feel so soft and you will never want to get up again.
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It is a place that captured the interest of Finnish photographer Janne Korkko, who took pictures of the village and the river, compiling a lyrical and wistful portrait of a place trying to resist life's inevitable entropy.
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In the opening scene, when Clara (the exquisite soprano Golda Schultz) sings the wistful lullaby "Summertime" to her baby boy, the chorus gently eases into the music, beautifully adding a warm harmonic cushion to Clara's poignant phrases.
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Schumann's Fantasy in C, which Mr. Denk played after intermission, also nods to Beethoven by quoting a theme from the song cycle "An die ferne Geliebte" in the wistful final episode of the fantasy's teeming first movement.
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The floors and walls seem to have been airlifted from an Albanian farmhouse, and the speakers play wistful folk tunes on traditional instruments, not the modern, globally aware wake-up calls of the brass band Fanfara Tirana.
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The group Dalton gigged as a hotel band at the Sahara Beach Resort on the coastline of Tunisia and used the money they made to journey to Italy and record "Soul Brother," a smoky, wistful funk outing.
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If you're a woman, La La Land reminds us, to succeed you need career, looks, and family — and even then, you still probably won't be happy, as illustrated in Mia's wistful fantasy flashback of what could have been.
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Grandpa Chan and Grandma Marina are wistful about the boys' childhood as it fades in real-time, their grandchildren's growth synonymous with their own — a simultaneous close-knitting and unraveling for which they feel both pleased and forlorn.
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And while BBT has been one of the most-watched comedies on TV for most of its run, the news of it ending was greeted in some quarters with more of a triumphant whoop than a wistful sigh.
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We bring up this anecdote not to engage in wistful nostalgia, but to point out that America does better when the two sides of the aisle talk to each other, respect each other, and even like each other.
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A wistful introduction, backed by elaborate pizzicato strings, leads to an upbeat mesh of flamenco-tinged guitars and pulsating synthesizers as Michael sings, in plush multitracked harmonies, about pressures toward getting high: parental example, cultural cues, personal problems.
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Speaking about "Back To Me," she was almost wistful about being able to sing without a beat drop in sight, while knowing that songs like that can easily become the raw material for a chart-friendly dance remix.
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Giants 24, Jets 228 | Exhibition EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Of the jersey-wearing fans at MetLife Stadium, many favored current stars from the Giants or Jets, while others, wistful for the past, modeled popular players from the glory days.
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It's hard to concretely describe a singer whose hallmark is airiness, yet there's a wistful quality to her murmured coos and exclamations that startles, cascading unpredictably in melodic succession as if she's merely following where the beat leads.
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He appeased those wistful for the New York glory days by name-dropping Steve Lappas, Butch van Breda Kolff and Jay Wright and by acknowledging that talking "ad nauseam" about Duke and Kentucky on television could become tiresome.
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That it finds a new angle on the themes of mortality that 2010's Toy Story 3 already handled, but one that is bittersweet and wistful to the sheer bombast of Toy Story 3, is even more impressive.
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Similarly, in 26 the chart-topping Inside Out was joined by the wistful, nostalgic anime When Marnie Was There and Anomalisa, an artfully misanthropic oddity from indie auteur Charlie Kaufman (the writer behind Being John Malkovich and Adaptation).
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"Who would speak of these things when we were gone?" he asks in a wistful key, ticking off things that seem irrevocably past: the native people, the first sighting of a steamship, the "old emptiness" of the West.
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With parties all over town, the atmosphere felt like a wistful version of 2012, or even more so, of 2008, when Mr. Obama's election drew a quarter-million people to a jubilant victory celebration in nearby Grant Park.
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Wistful for those halcyon days, and eager to improve their credibility after a 4-12 season, the Jets in 2015 plied Revis with a deal fattened by $39 million guaranteed, of which they still owe him $6 million.
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In a striking photograph, the child is posed like a model against a white backdrop, fingers dripping with jeweled rings, wearing an almost solemn and wistful expression, as if she, too, sees her own uncertain, grown-up future.
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By the end of "Principia," whose fancy Latin title alludes not so helpfully to Isaac Newton, this wistfulness has already turned into wistful memory, as all the images of the dance return in an artfully composed, meditative skein.
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The fifth episode of the miniseries closes with another standard, Vera Lynn's wistful "We'll Meet Again" (1939), which accompanies the image of Captain John "YoYo" Yossarian (Christopher Abbott) parachuting in the sky from a plane after getting shot.
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The dark and dusty road narratives of the driving "Cumberland Gap" sound passed down for generations, and the least old-sounding song on the album, "Airplane," is a wistful and tragic meditation, hoping for something that just ain't coming.
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He leaves on the thin rationale that the city of Medellín would never betray him, but his adventure plays out like a wistful dream, as if Escobar is already imagining himself as a ghost before he's been shot dead.
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Described by the New York Times as a mix of "uplifting rock and zippy soul tempered with wistful country," Buttigieg's campaign soundtrack is milquetoast and more than a little corny—but, to be fair, so is the man himself.
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And when it comes to homegrown sounds, look no further than the ardorous rancheras of Vicente Fernandez or the hypersensitive agony of Juan Gabriel's love ballads, and yes, the sorrowful jangle-pop of The Smiths and their wistful crooner.
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But what prevents the best work from being merely self-indulgent is Twombly's sense of form coupled with his sympathy for his subject, whether it is a wistful poem by Sappho or the travails of a minor Greek god.
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Islanders Coach Jack Capuano was a bit wistful before the game, talking about Martin, who was drafted by the Islanders in 2008 and became a fan favorite because of his gritty style and myriad community efforts on Long Island.
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In Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, he met a man whose ample garage was chock-a-block with old Dodger baseball uniforms, carousel horses, gaudy amusement arcade machines and vintage cars — all as a wistful homage to the Brooklyn of his childhood.
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In Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, he met a man whose ample garage was chock-a-block with old Dodger baseball uniforms, carousel horses, gaudy amusement arcade machines and vintage cars — all as a wistful homage to the Brooklyn of his childhood.
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More than one person who found out about my compressed viewing window expressed the kind of wistful envy I imagine the people of Westeros will one day lay on the young prophet, Brandon Stark: You remember who everybody is.
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Maybe the chaos extremity of current events has made us wistful for the moral authority of "Oprah Winfrey": school massacres, police shootings of unarmed black people, men chronically mistreating women, the government's separation of children from their migrant parents.
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In all of them he exhibits both a keen eye and a talent for using obsolescent technology to evoke a kind of nostalgia for the passing moment — a wistful inability to be fully present in one's own unfolding life.
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The waspish, wistful Georgie (nicely played by Philippa Quinn) is the central character of Cicely Hamilton's "Just to Get Married," first staged in 1911 and now at the Finborough Theater, in its first London production in nearly 100 years.
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But to introduce elements of folk song and dance that run through Dvorak's major scores, Mr. Fischer began with three short pieces: a lyrically glowing Legend, a rousing Slavonic Dance and that wistful choral piece, "Misto Klekani" ("Evening's Blessing").
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But the UK Prime Minister may be feeling wistful about last year's accident-prone event when she considers that, thanks to the chaos over Brexit, this conference threatens to be worse -- and could even be her last as leader.
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She lent her voice to a wistful duet version of "Make the World Go Away" on Jamey Johnson's 2012 collection of classic Hank Cochran country songs, and the elegant shuffle echoed easeful studio performances of the Nashville Sound era.
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Their stridently percussive take on post-everything heaviness straddles the line in the shifting sands between post-metal, post-rock, shoegaze, doom, prog and whatever Neurosis is, indulging in meandering, wistful melodies and outre elements whenever the mood strikes.
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But the mishmash of awkward physical humor, like sex in a compact Toyota, stoner silliness, and a heaving gasp of glorious douchebaggery from Keanu Reeves, with moments of sharp emotional insight, becomes a vehicle to get somewhere a little more wistful.
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Maybe they were the edgy witches of The Craft, marching forward in unison with matching scowls, rosaries, and spiked chokers — or the soulful type, with billowing skirts and wistful looks out onto the horizon, like the witches of Practical Magic.
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Here we pick up precisely where the epilogue of Book 7 left off, and find them wistful and nostalgic and loving and in desk jobs and slightly disillusioned in a way that will have fortysomethings everywhere nodding their happy, weary heads.
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But when Josh finally confronts her about being a total jerk to her parents — who, again, are paying off her student loans and welcoming her new boyfriend with open arms — the episode takes a smart turn into a more wistful genre.
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" (Meaning: You must have done something to provoke him if he hit you.) The music ranges from "Til It Happens to You," Lady Gaga's anthem about sexual assault, to "The Rainbow Connection," Kermit the Frog's wistful ballad from "The Muppet Movie.
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Not in its most overwrought scenes, but in its wistful, starry-eyed beginning, where the titular old man sits on a bench under a tree, sees two young people gazing over the ocean together, and decides to, well, take a journey.
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I shared his excitement, and as much as the Links will make it free for him to call me, I am now wistful that these new sidewalk installations will deprive young New Yorkers of the opportunity to pioneer into the past.
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"I get so many people coming in and asking these things," said Ms. Constantinou, indicating that I wasn't the only person who had come poking around with a wistful look in my eyes, searching for my childhood in her shop.
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This British producer forgoes the hollower, more barbaric side of his texture in favor of something more indebted to 2-step garage than to dubstep, with wistful, hazy vocals and a bass line that skips merrily rather than throbs with melancholy.
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But in the age of the coronavirus, with such events being canceled or postponed — along with many other cultural happenings — the same participants who used to complain about the rigorous schedule may find themselves wistful for the days of regular programming.
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A strange and gorgeous fusion of tragedy and wistful comedy, "The Winter's Tale" is one of Shakespeare's late plays, and it's imbued with the regrets of an older man looking back on damage and loss, wishing for a do-over.
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Cernan was wistful: "The spacecraft is looking good and there are no problems, Charlie, except it would be nice to be around here more often …" But Snoopy didn't have enough fuel to land on the moon and then blast off again.
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When it does come up, as it did when Fox Sports talked to Carano about film, fighting, and Ronda Rousey in a two part interview last December, there's a thoughtful, maybe even wistful quality to her thoughts on returning to MMA.
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This is the first movie he's starred in since "Trouble With the Curve" (2012), and he seems papery, fragile, which gives the movie a wistful poignancy that has nothing to do with the story and everything to do with Eastwood.
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This week's seen us getting very moody and serious with the new Michael Mayer and Agoria collaboration, wistful over the new track from Max D's Future Times label, and very sweaty to a Samo DJ remix of a Blaze classic.
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In 2015, the fiddler Dana Lyn and the guitarist Kyle Sanna released an album called "The Great Arc," which tackled the plight of extinct and endangered species through an enchanting, wistful mix of traditional Irish tunes and sweeping, impressionistic sounds.
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But the illustrator and graphic novelist Richard McGuire sounded downright wistful as he gazed out the back window of his fifth-floor studio at Cortlandt Alley — which once led to the Mudd Club, a much-mythologized dawn-of-the-'80s nightspot.
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Yet in the intricate passagework, bold harmonic shifts, inventive melodic turns suffused with Italianate lyricism and contrapuntal episodes that nod to Bach, not to mention the wistful undertow of the music, we hear glints of the later, mature master Chopin.
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The most engrossing of these shows is "In Search of Expo 228," an incisive, sometimes wistful exploration of the fair and its afterlives by nearly two dozen contemporary artists, on view at the Musée d'Art Contemporain de Montréal, known as MAC.
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" O'Brien allowed herself to be filmed walking, with wistful purpose, across windblown hilltops, in layers of long garments—looking, as Clive James once put it, "like the head prefect of a private school for the daughters of rich Romantic poets.
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It was all so dispiriting that, over the past few years, you found yourself feeling wistful when you heard that, say, Barnes & Noble was closing some stores — even though you couldn't stand Barnes & Noble when it started replacing independent book shops.
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"If you bring the physical book on the subway, people love talking to you," Frankel said, noting that few riders sided with Moses, save for a couple of Long Island residents wistful for his unrealized bridge from Rye to Oyster Bay.
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"After the Party" is the fifth full-length album by his band, the Menzingers, a shaggy punk band from Scranton, Pa., that for more than a decade has been snotty but not wistful, driven and not much for the rearview mirror.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is Tarantino's ninth feature film, and simultaneously operates as a fairy tale, a fantasy, and a wistful elegy for a world that most of us wish we lived in — most of all, Tarantino himself.
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Ghosts of the past, both literal and figurative, haunt "T2 Trainspotting," Danny Boyle's droll and wistful return to the Scottish reprobates who, 21 years ago in "Trainspotting," made heroin addiction a blast and bodily waste a metaphor for squandered lives.
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"I've always stayed away from the presidential stuff because of what happened with my father," Mr. Cuomo said, apparently referring to the wistful what-ifs over Mario M. Cuomo's flirtation with — and ultimate decision against — a run for president in 1992.
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Then the Philharmonic's principal clarinetist, Anthony McGill, was a superb soloist in Copland's Clarinet Concerto, a piece that begins with a winding, wistful melody that segues into a feisty second movement: in this context, another, brighter side of urban life.
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Uncle Drew embraces at least some of the contradictions in the idea that the kids we were will inevitably age into the old folks who just didn't get us, and it laces those ideas with some solid jokes and a wistful story.
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A significant number of carriers do have very good security mechanisms in place, but there are certainly actors out there that would take advantage of vulnerabilities, and the kind of wistful small town feel of a well-established network is more nostalgic now.
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I still feel a little wistful when I think about the theme song from the original animated series: Pokémon, gotta catch 'em / Aheart so true / Our courage will pull us through / Pokémon / oh, you're my best friend / in a world we must defend.
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But whenever I stumble upon a Norah Jones song, yes, in a coffee shop or at a mall, I remember those feelings of wistful melancholy, those awkward attempts to figure out what I liked and who I was as a young person.
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As we look forward to her sure-to-be epic Grammy Awards performance this year, let's all take a moment to indulge in the wistful nostalgia of Adele's recent past – a time when the #WCW hashtag had not even been invented yet.
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Several times in recent days, the billionaire has appeared to be laying the groundwork for a defeat — whether with his claims of a rigged election that could be a face-saver if he loses — or in wistful musings about the days ahead.
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Somewhere between a divorce comedy, a wistful meditation on the nature of long-term love, and a winking adultery apologetic, The Lovers casts a longing glance over its shoulder at an older cinematic era while also remaining solidly rooted in the present.
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So, listening to some Christmas tracks might make you feel wistful for your childhood or just generally festive and happy, rather than remorseful about that one Christmas when you got dumped, because your brain has already created positive associations with the music.
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The official trailer for Damien Chazelle's massively buzzy musical (which Vox's Todd VanDerWerff found "magical") offers a look at La La Land's gorgeous, candy-colored Los Angeles and a sense of the movie's tone, suffused with both wistful longing and irrepressible joy.
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As they became a more polished live band, landing tours opening for [Tyler] Childers as well as Ohio's Caamp, their songs spread out and settled into a groove...At its core, Full Moon, Heavy Light is full of breezy and wistful songs.
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But wistful as we may be for the days of analog, there's one important feature of a disposable camera that apps like Huji lack: the assurance that whatever ends up getting developed will most likely remain in the custody of the photo-taker.
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In the mid-19th-century photographs of Alexander Herzen, he looks appealing: a rumpled Russian nobleman with a straggly beard streaked with gray, his watch chain and waistcoat straining against a full stomach, a look of wistful and gentle melancholy in his eyes.
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In an interview with the Times, Chief of Staff John Kelly sounded almost wistful: "These are law and order guys; they have pretty swift justice," John Kelly, the president's chief of staff, said of the Chinese authorities in an telephone interview later.
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But he also had, from early on, a Betjemanian love of Englishness: he tells, touchingly, of schoolboy trips to see old churches and abbeys and of a keen love for Pre-Raphaelite art, that wistful-whimsical mode of nineteenth-century British painting.
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"I look forward to an America which will not be afraid of grace and beauty": John F. Kennedy's words, carved in the white marble cliffs of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, in Washington, D.C., have always seemed more wistful than hopeful.
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Both in the vaporous quality of her drifting guitar lines and half-remembered specificity of her lyrics on Heart Sky, there's a sense of her stretching for a thought that's just out of reach, wistful for a memory she can't quite access.
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As for me, I had always hoped I would arrive at this age with equal measures of joy and acceptance — grateful for what has mostly been a happy life, even if wistful that there are surely more days behind me now than ahead.
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LAKE OF THE OZARKS My Surreal Summers in a Vanishing America By Bill Geist As a journalist, Bill Geist has traveled the same cornball, goofy and sometimes unimaginably wistful back roads of America as long as I have: for over 40 years.
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If this combination of details makes you wistful — a freewheeling Williamsburg, weird roommates in unsanctioned living spaces, post-22011/11 avant-garde escapism — chances are that you danced to a Scissor Sisters song, or even saw Mr. Shears perform one in a thong.
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Tarantino won a Golden Globe for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood's screenplay, in which he weaves a fairy tale, a fantasy, and a wistful elegy for a world that many of us wish we lived in — most of all, Tarantino himself.
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From its opening number, "That's Entertainment," the show was a loving, knowledgeable tribute to a show-business legend whom Mr. Feinstein painted as a font of optimism and joy with a great sense of humor, despite her association with wistful torch songs.
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In his columns, where even his expressions of delight are often a little wistful, it's perhaps possible to detect a critic's regret that he'll never report on the dining equivalent of a perfect first album recorded in a garage over a weekend.
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Ocean offers an R.I.P. to Trayvon Martin, and he styles the album's title as both "Blond" and "Blonde," perhaps in a gentle nod to gender fluidity; he also includes a wistful spoken-word tale of a man whose relationship was ruined by Facebook.
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" The king's celebrated speech from "Richard II" (you remember: "For God's sake, let us sit upon the ground/And tell sad stories of the deaths of kings") leads into a Broadway rarity, the wistful and lovely "If I Ruled the World," from the musical "Pickwick.
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Eleven tracks long and produced by Ariel Pink's Kenny Gilmore, Adult Contemporaries is very much a nostalgia album—throwing back to the rhythmic guitar pop of the 1970s, to the synthesisers of the 1980s, and to the wistful indie bands of the late 2000s.
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"This wistful, sentimental love and fondness of the past serves a number of psychological functions," Tim Wildschut, an associate professor of psychology at the University of Southampton who has researched nostalgia for years, in large part with the university's Nostalgia Group, said in an interview.
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At the core of the show is a wistful promise that if you could just get things in your house right, for once, then so many weightier and seemingly intractable stresses would surely just melt away, shed alongside all those clothes that no longer fit.
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It was Urban's idea to borrow the iconic intro to the late country legend's classic "Mama Tried" and build an entire song around it — a concept that came to him out of his own wistful desire to have written with some of the greats.
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They also have a love of skateboarding in common, footage of which is peppered throughout the film, representing both an unbearably wistful sanctuary from the pressures of the real world and a shrinking bit of shared ground as life takes them in different directions.
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Quentin Tarantino's ninth feature (and penultimate, if the director's threat to retire after his 10th is to be believed) is a fairy tale, a fantasy, and a wistful elegy for a world that most of us wish we lived in — most of all, Tarantino himself.
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Now, instead of just staring into the mirror or pages of magazines in wistful dissatisfaction, everyone has a pocket-sized Magic Mirror, showing them how they could be the most beautiful of them all — if only they could look like Flower Crown filter, IRL.
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Exhibit B: This public display may well mean that we'll actually get to hear this album, whose tracklist reads like what I imagine all song titles would for a 'summer just started and now it's time to build the future's wistful memories' high school soundtrack.
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Chazelle's script might be sympathetic to Mia — La La Land is fond of anyone chasing a seemingly impossible dream — but where he writes the character as a flat, wistful cut-out, Stone brings her into 3D, transforming her into someone resembling an actual human woman.
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Hand-drawn posters, cheap beer hangovers, $20 payouts from shitty bookers, gas siphoning, couch crashing with the odd kind stranger — to some viewers there will be a wistful nostalgia to it all; but it's clear The Ain't Rights are in a bit of limbo.
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Bill Murray whispers in Scarlett Johansson's ear and leaves Tokyo behind, riding off into the sunset on Mark Knopfler's wistful synth-organ melody; the titular Friends decide to grab one last coffee at Central Perk while Knopfler sings about some dude busking in the subway.
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Farmiga was wonderful in Reitman's " Up in the Air " (2009), but here, at ground level, she has less to work with, Lee's wistful duty being to smile for the cameras, practice the piano, and, in the matter of her husband's adventures, look the other way.
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And in case we needed further proof that Francis is good at making, well, friends: If the tune sounds familiar, it's because Chance the Rapper sampled it on his perfect track "Summer Friends," a song that's already making me wistful now that it's September.
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Pity, then, poor li'l Tana Weed (a very good, very brave Kate Thulin), a wistful 16-year-old with dreams of crossing the river that keeps her from her true love, Debo (Maki Borden), a skiff-riding swain with a passion for old cars.
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"Cradle to Grave," with its loose, episodic structure (there's a lot of "I remember when …" and "So there I was …") and its wistful glow may seem beside the point at a time when the meta-comedy and the harsh non-comedy are in ascendance.
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Harry and Meghan's leave-taking was a wistful coda to a two-month drama that began in early January when they unexpectedly announced a plan to "step back" from their official duties, relocate for part of the year to North America and seek financial independence.
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Judge Kavanaugh himself has provided grist for this line of inquiry through his wistful references to youthful drinking in yearbook entries and speeches over the years, though he has said he never drank so much that he blacked out or could not remember events.
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Almost as soon as it aired, social media filled with people begrudgingly admitting that a beer commercial had made them cry, thanks to its use of Fleetwood Mac's wistful "Landslide" and its story of a horse trainer being reunited with one of his Clydesdales.
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But my current self gets a little wistful watching an icon of the old internet pass into obsolescence, and knowing that the iTunes library I spent all those hours perfecting is collecting dust on a hard drive somewhere in my closet, another casualty of progress.
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Sendak and Corsaro reached perhaps the height of their partnership in 1981, with a New York City Opera production of Janacek's "The Cunning Little Vixen," a richly wistful yet cleareyed story of life, death and nature's rebirth among both human characters and anthropomorphic animal ones.
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A man who might long to return home will feel wistful, yes, but Jo March's longing is driven by her desire to go back to a time before she realized how little the world had to offer her in comparison to a man her age.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong stock exchange boss Charles Li ignited his unrequited overture to the London Stock Exchange with a riff on Romeo and Juliet as a corporate romance, and doused it in a wistful blog reference to the author of 'Alice in Wonderland'.
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The issue is most pressing in Munich, where Philipp Lahm and Xabi Alonso are scheduled to retire this summer and Arjen Robben and Franck Ribéry, both on the wistful side of 30, will doubtless be wondering when it will be time to join them.
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That leaves troubled conscience to register as nervous depression, as seen in fine but dispiriting photographs of the American heartland by Curran Hatleberg, and in Eddie Arroyo's wistful paintings of dilapidated buildings that are imperilled by gentrification in the Little Haiti neighborhood of Miami.
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Tale as old as 2018: An Orthodox Jewish former corporate lawyer, wistful for the safe, frilly charms of vintage Laura Ashley, seeks out a dressmaker to make her dream a reality, and is enthusiastically taken up, in all her ruffled unlikelihood, by New York's demimonde.
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Past expeditions included those of Karl Lagerfeld, Rick Owens and Christophe Decarnin of Balmain, who nearly a decade ago cast a wistful backward glance at the swashbuckling universe of space-traveling superheroes, a universe earlier explored by André Courrèges, Paco Rabanne and Pierre Cardin.
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Robbins filled these leporellos (or accordion-bound notebooks) with watercolors of a gripped fist or a wistful young man; ticket stubs from the Met and La MaMa; notes describing Richard Nixon's resignation and his own depression, which led him to check into Harvard's psychiatric hospital.
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Nohad Machnouk, the interior minister of Lebanon, tweeted a clip from a song by Fairouz, the Lebanese diva — "Our home is ours, Jerusalem is ours, and with our hands we will return it to its glory" — the words determined but the music wistful and nostalgic.
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And I sort of found myself watching PEN15 and being wistful for the days of internet anonymity and the dangerous excitement of when I found myself connecting online with people (though looking back, I severely underestimated the creep factor) in a different city, state, or even country.
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American viewers also may find themselves watching Norwegian prime minister Jens Stoltenberg (Ola G. Furuseth) — who plunges headfirst into investigating how his government failed on that day — with a wistful sigh at the sight of a politician putting his own self-interest aside for the greater good.
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With all of its dialogue in Spanish and no subtitles in sight, the tone of this sketch is as wistful as it is satirical, with wide-eyed immigrant Diego's account of his stay in the American heartland hitting subtle grace notes that SNL can only sparingly provide.
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Donald Trump's GOP civil war But now and again, an almost wistful feeling seems to overcome Trump, in a possible sign that though his army of supporters will never desert him, he may not be as confident as they are about the destiny of the election.
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While the lyrics to "Over" are very Taylor Swift, the song we suspect to have been written by Swift is the title and closing track on the album—a wistful, five-minute-long acoustic ballad, which carries all the hallmarks of a classic T-Swizz record.
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These songs technically aren't new, but it is an absolute treat to be able to consume them all at once; I'm currently binging on guitarist Rorik's perpetually inventive riffs, drummer Brandon's propulsive percussion, and vocalist Madison's serrated howls and wistful whisper like they just dropped on Netflix.
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Valve has released a tool that tests your computer's specs with the help of cute robots from Portal, which could either set you thinking about what a VR Portal might look like or leave you with wistful memories of the years when Valve actually made games.
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Kory Wheeler, James Bay's "Let It Go" If there had never been a David Cook and it was still 2008, then sure, Idol might have gotten behind this wistful 27-year-old barista and his wide-eyed expressiveness, at least for a few more weeks. Now?
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Future Slum is the kind of record that's made for boozy late night bullshit sessions, long drives through half-dead suburbs, or sometimes, as with the wistful "Cinderella" or "Whatever" (which features guest vocals from Mlny Parsonz of Royal Thunder) heavy conversations about our broken world.
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But a spiky charm and wistful eloquence confirmed that there was a contemporary voice at work here, perfectly attuned to texts by England's poet laureate, Carol Ann Duffy, that played with scenes from Shakespeare's life in a contemporary manner — without Garrick's bluster, and a lot more fun.
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Trevor is a singer, and in the wistful "Midnight at the Never Get" — the lushly romantic if clunkily titled new musical by Mark Sonnenblick, directed by Max Friedman at the York Theater Company at St. Peter's — he has been here a long while, polishing his act.
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On Monday, when Sears filed for bankruptcy protection, I got a little wistful — not because I was particularly attached to the company, but because of the largely unsung role of its iconic catalog in helping African-Americans evade the injustices and humiliations of the Jim Crow era.
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The older SH makes wistful lists of the city's now-vanished detritus: "faded signs, tattered awnings, peeling posters and filthy bricks" on the old Upper West Side, and the peep shows and "silhouettes of naked women with jutting breasts and long legs" in the old Times Square.
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Wistful conversations turned to the subject of "reintegration" before many in the crowd of thousands said goodbye to new friends and began to disperse back into their normal lives, where most people around them are not privy to the psychedelic sense of what the world can be.
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Loss, weariness, diminishment, the sense of a golden age long gone—you could make a case that for the past hundred and twenty years or so this has been the authentic, dominant note of Englishness in poetry, more than a wistful, Brexity yearning for a pastoral countryside.
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Marina Hands, a former member of the Comédie-Française troupe who has gone on to a successful film career, is new to Mr. Rambert's work, but she provides a wistful center of gravity for the play while many around her struggle to handle her terminal diagnosis.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino's ninth feature film (and penultimate, if the director's threat to retire after his 10th is to be believed) is a fairy tale, a fantasy, and a wistful elegy for a world that many feel nostalgia for — including Tarantino himself.
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Such nostalgia exists as a weird feedback loop—a wistfulness for a time when a guy considerably older than me tempered his own cynicism with wistfulness about getting older, over music that mined the work of his own musical heroes as a wistful gesture towards those artists' glory days.
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Killing Eve is much more interested in its characters than in reluctantly doling out of bits of mythology about its global conspiracy, while the climax of Big Little Lies was less about who committed the murder than about the moment of wistful, wordless solidarity that led to it.
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In an interview Thursday, Mr. Blatter, the president of world soccer's governing body for 18 years and a central cog in its operation for more than four decades, was alternately upbeat and reflective, wistful and whimsical, spiritual and — perhaps most of all — unbowed regarding how he will remembered.
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If traditional virtuosity contains an element of surprise, Christopher Rountree's "because I left it there" delivered it with a deceptively simple, folk-like score that Ms. Koh played while reciting a quirky, wistful monologue about an offering of frozen yogurt left to melt unappreciated on a front porch.
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The plot invites comparisons to "The Americans"; the presence of Jon Hamm as a man of mystery prompts wistful memories of "Mad Men"; and the visual vocabulary — no one has bothered to address the abundance of overlit and sun-bleached shots — shows the indifference of a hasty live broadcast.
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The novel flits past the canon of "school stories" like Tom Brown's Schooldays, circles the Victorian classics of schooling (Jane Eyre, David Copperfield), and eventually settles on the wistful pastoralism undercut by dread that defines certain novels of patrician childhood: The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, The Go-Between.
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She articulates this through the wistful, sodden grain of her voice, as well as lyrics that describe desire in the most revolting terms possible ("Pinky promise kisses"; "kisses like pink cotton candy"; "How you'd be over me looking in my eyes when I come/ someone to watch me die").
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But his new EP as Virtual Self goes even further, weaponizing wistful trance builds and lonely drum breaks as blissful nostalgia bombs that level the emotional defenses of all the sensitive kids who got into the whole electronic music thing through DDR and anime, just like Robinson did.
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I still smile at the thought of Edward Bear coming bump, bump, bump down the stairs, wondering if there may be some other way, and I get wistful remembering that final scene where Christopher Robin puts out his hand, feels for Pooh's paw and tries to say goodbye.
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The mundane remarks about the fetching of coffee, the complaints about the company, the jokes, the giving and taking of routine orders and the wistful asides about home, children and spouses left behind — these details paint a poignant and tragic picture of ordinary people heading to their deaths.
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These wistful complainers have been reimagined by Halley Feiffer, who as a playwright has already shown a fine grasp of kvetching as a theatrical art form ("A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Gynecologic Oncology Unit at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center of New York City").
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The pair engage in wistful chitchat and reminiscences, but this isn't an easy reunion — she recalls how her dad once took her to a pub when she was a young child, and he drank so much that he got into a brawl and fell on top of her.
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But visualizing it is not really necessary, given the release of "Maurizio Cattelan: Be Right Back," a probing, wistful and, at times, hilarious documentary that is currently playing a two-week run at the Quad Cinema in New York, after which it will expand to 20 other American cities.
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"Cornelia Street" is the wistful electronic ballad she's been trying to write for years, a tailored refinement of 2017's "Delicate" (itself a refinement of 2014's "Out of the Woods"): over a constant, shimmery synth glow, she whispers a story about the merging of place and memory.
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Crafting a wistful sound that's an unabashed throwback to the alt-rock of yesteryear, the duo honed their unhinged anthems around Mike's speak-sing howl, without fear of getting caught up in the almost-too-obvious comparisons to Talking Heads, Berlin-era David Bowie, Echo & The Bunnymen, and others.
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Mr. Maroulis has a lovely way with the show's more wistful numbers and a nice chemistry with Kacie Sheik as Vera Martin, a seemingly composite character who is Moses's loyal assistant and longtime lover, though we are led for a whole scene to believe that she is his wife.
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At once wistful, cutting, nostalgic, and utterly of-the-moment, Kanye West's The Life of Pablo is Kanye West's most overt pop move yet, an album that features one of American pop culture's most prominent icons moving further away from the country trappings that defined their earlier work.
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With its fitting title, t takes inspiration and influence from all these locales, creating a travelogue tinged with not only the excitement of discovery—news sights, sounds and stories he picked up on his adventuring—but also the wistful sensation that comes with having to leave people and places behind.
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Both foreshadow the forthcoming decades of loosely conceptual ambient tunes, but there's still plenty of lyrics on this one, which are vanilla compared to his past work (no burning babies), but more mature and wistful, as if he just fell in ("I'll Come Running") and out ("Golden Hours") of love.
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Mr Eyre seems to be looking for some of the same notes that worked so well for him in "Notes of a Scandal" (2006), but this is not a lurid tale, and efforts to make it one—with wistful glances and tense, longing strings on the soundtrack—seem out of place.
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Many of the women who worked on the film were at the Q&A, including Guinevere Turner, cinematographer Michelle Crenshaw, and producer Alexandra Juhasz (who was also Dunye's girlfriend at the time), and mentioned they hadn't seen the film in about 19 years, making the whole event feel wistful and nostalgic.
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On his recent albums, he doesn't sound settled, but his caustic id is no longer so enthralled by the possible reactions to physical and emotional violence, or various slurs; he works from a different palette, is more interested in melancholic longing, wistful sincerity, and the brightness of Charlie Wilson's voice.
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This seems to reflect the experience of the people in his life, and to belie the film's title — interview subjects like Pam Dawber, his "Mork and Mindy" co-star, and Valerie Velardi, his first wife, speak in wistful terms of a man who didn't always welcome others inside his mind.
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Sometimes, when I asked him how he learned to fight so well, he would get a gentle, wistful look in the eye and say that his uncles in Longview had shown him how — one of the few memories of home I'm aware of that could provoke a wholly uncomplicated smile.
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Though the plans of the characters come to fruition, there remains a wistful sense of roads not taken, and the final act of the drama, set five years later, is both climactic and indecisive, swaying back and forth between the imagined and the real, unwilling to give up the chase.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE 'DUST' It is so satisfying to see the enigmatic, wry and wistful works of Robert Ashley increasingly entering the repertory in the years after his death in 2014 — and even being done by young artists at conservatories, as "Dust" was in February at the Mannes School of Music.
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His Grammy-winning single "This Is America" makes an appearance in a choreographed sequence that calls back to the song's music video, and he serenades Rihanna on the beach to "Summertime Magic" — the scene is both sweet and wistful, as he makes goofy faces at her and they dance together on a pier.
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When a street brawl breaks out between the jock and outcast in episode six, it's scored almost incongruously to a melancholy, wistful lead line in lieu of the expected musical badassery—a melodic reminder, maybe, that this violent display of male aggression can sometimes stem from a lack of healthy emotional expression.
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Glenn Frey, the guitarist, singer and songwriter who co-founded the Eagles, whose country-tinged, melodic rock tunes, wistful love ballads, philosophical anthems, observations of the outlaw life and testaments to the wages of decadence made it perhaps the leading American band of the 2360s, died on Monday in New York City.
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Time telescopes in Martin Scorsese's newest movie, shifting back and forth through decades as old, wistful Frank narrates the tale of his life as a hitman for crime syndicate boss Russell Bufalino (Joe Pesci) and then for Teamster boss Jimmy Hoffa (Al Pacino, who has somehow never worked with Scorsese until now).
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