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Sadness is an
emotional pain ****ociated with, or
characterized by,
feelings of disadvantage, loss, despair, grief, helplessness,
disappointment and sorrow...
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Kevin Maher of The
Times also gave it 1/5 stars, saying, "it's
hugely dispiriting to
watch Hardy sink so low. From the
elegant character work of Stuart:...
- more in tune with
Germany than the rest of
black America, but on a
dispiriting visit to New York, Juan
heard Afrika Bambaataa's 'Planet Rock' and realized...
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cronyism within the
Soviet bureaucracy, and the
generally stagnant and
dispiriting character of
Soviet life in the late 1970s and
early '80s. "Soviet and...
- "Moscow has some
strong public schools, but the
system as a
whole is
dispiriting, in part
because it is
being corroded by the
corruption that is a post-Soviet...
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engage the
curiosity of more
mature viewers."
Salon referred to it as a "
dispiriting adaptation",
calling it "short on joy and very, very, very long on purgatorial...
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proper beginning of the
gothic rock subgenre. The Cure's "oppressively
dispirited"
albums including **** (1982)
cemented that group's
stature in...
- at
which housewives could exercise skill and creativity, had
become dispiriting. This was a
period in
American ideological history when women, retired...
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finance minister, he
breathed life and hope into the EC and into the
dispirited Brussels Commission. In his
first term, from 1985 to 1988, he rallied...
- been able to
coordinate so many
attacks in such secrecy", and he was "
dispirited and
deeply shaken."
According to
Clark Clifford, at the time of the initial...
