And I never will forget the lugubrious weeping and the flood of tears that Mr. Clements shed over the matter. |
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It is stripped down chinoiserie, all wood and fretting, strictly rectilinear, lugubrious. |
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The actor adores pranks, especially the ones that require a straight face and his familiar lugubrious delivery. |
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A tall, lugubrious man wearing what looked suspiciously like a parka, he at first spoke so quietly nobody could hear. |
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Eventually it sounds downright lugubrious, a dead hand which ultimately presses the life out of these fragile creations. |
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The round-shouldered promoter spent the morning wandering about looking lugubrious. |
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The result is fascinating, but the text is so dense with information that it threatens to be heavy and lugubrious. |
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I think it's better to be a little bit humorous, not just lugubrious if you can help it. |
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One will certainly be forgiven for harboring similar reservations about the religious tradition that grew up around this lugubrious symbol. |
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The first time I had a Vietnamese fresh roll, it ruined the lugubrious, cabbagy egg roll for me forever. |
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Her neighbourhood is lavishly recreated here as a horror set with dark alleys, lugubrious mists and fetid waterways. |
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Plunged headlong into joyful Christmas celebrations, Jack mooches around looking mournful and lugubrious. |
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At that time Bogota was a remote, lugubrious city where an insomniac rain had been falling since the beginning of the sixteenth century. |
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She is likely to shoehorn her pain into lugubrious scenarios that are perfect for country-music videos. |
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Every time I came, it seemed, I met a lugubrious local figure who shook his head and dolorously announced that the weather had been beautiful until that very morning. |
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Yet those mind-blowing influences are hard to detect in Mr. Houseago's lugubrious backward-looking sculptures. |
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His eyes are heavy-lidded and lugubrious, his voice low and unmodulated, his smile cautious. |
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Weepers grieving a dead body with long and lugubrious howls, in a random apartment of a luxurious building. |
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And Ed Miliband's lugubrious demeanour surely makes him an ideal seconder for Straw. |
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And, making connections, you have to wonder how some new lugubrious legal infrastructure helps that. |
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The latter sentence resulted in a lugubrious ceremony carried out in public. |
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The idea that ethics pays is one of the most lugubrious and dangerous of ideas to appear in the last decade. |
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A social orientation towards achievement is especially important in this rather lugubrious era. |
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These masses of algae swung with the waves which was a very lugubrious sensation, a bit like a haunted forest in Walt Disney films! |
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Dont get afraid by such or such survey, extrapolated curbs, or lugubrious predictions based on manipulated figures. |
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Interiors are well decorated but the place is lonely and rather lugubrious. |
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The lugubrious Southern singsong voice never stopped: 'Did ya see muh lovely play? |
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We watched as snorkeler after snorkeler harassed the lugubrious manatees. |
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The singer's virtually disembodied voice confronts the lugubrious figure of the organ grinder. |
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Rather than flip off fear, this lugubrious sally diffuses it, contaminating an excellent toy to no cogent end. |
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Vitas Vasiliauskas, the lugubrious, waistcoated chairman of the central bank, and Rimantas Sadzius, the finance minister, both sing its praises. |
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But it is precisely that wonky smile, lugubrious air and bitter chocolate voice that pierces the hearts of the toughest ball-breaking women of my acquaintance. |
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He has this rather lugubrious expression and a kind of lethargy that makes you wonder if he finds it a bit of a pain to keep himself alive by breathing in and out. |
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The mood in their haunted honky-tonk runs from lugubrious laments to boisterous boogies, drawing in touches of ragtime, country, blues and cabaret. |
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Which makes Paradise Lost the ideal listen for those among you who happen to like the more lugubrious moments of Depeche Mode, or Metallica, or, preferably, both. |
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Death is not a lugubrious occasion here, but more often a celebration of a life. |
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It has a lugubrious pace and doesn't entirely convince but there are some sharp lines, an unsentimental view of big city politics and Pacino's rich performance. |
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These can sometimes be lugubrious and terrifying. |
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So far, the highest-rated words include lugubrious, caterwaul, abstruse, minutia, cad, and Czechoslovakia, which is no longer a country but still a word. |
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His client's lugubrious expression tipped off the detective that something lurked beneath her optimistic words. |
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And when we listen to the first albums of Current 93, we understand that this place is not fortuitous in the machiavellian and lugubrious sounds of these two artists. |
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A heavy title fit up with a rich sound structure where choirs, trumpets and synth to metallic hoops perfume an air which floats in a paralyzed ether extending in lugubrious Heimþrá. |
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Falstaff's miraculous music, written when Verdi was in his 80s, is lighter, defter, more quicksilver and far less lugubrious than any of Wagner's music-dramas. |
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One guy with a lugubrious voice shouts louder than music! |
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Turning variously to video, painting, installation and sculpture, the artist depicts figures-puppets or stuffed toys-in fanciful, but sometimes lugubrious, environments. |
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The universe of Caroline Pirotte is more ghostly than lugubrious. |
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He'd make a fine, if lugubrious, stand-up comedian. |
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He was naturally devastated, as any self-respecting lugubrious batcaver would be. |
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They mix dreams and nightmares with flying or crying guitars and truly destabilizing samples. Melmac unveils a more lugubrious and emaciated vision of its artistic world. |
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And finally, the Quaestors have taken note, and I think they are sufficiently creative in this field, of the matter of decoration of the building in order to render it somewhat less lugubrious. |
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Would that I had never inherited that bloatsome and lugubrious legacy. |
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