- and
humiliating people and kept even
close ****ociates in a
state of "
unrelieved fear".
Service suggested he had
tendencies toward a
paranoid and sociopathic...
- find a
successful mean
between the
opposite extremes of
unrelieved repetition and
unrelieved alteration."
Examples of
common forms of
Western music include...
- secure; they
resorted to
campfire cooking and
bathing in cold streams. The
unrelieved, round-the-clock
proximity of five
people in one car gave rise to vicious...
- New York
Times wrote that "two-thirds of this 90-minute film is
mayhem unrelieved by
humor and
untouched by humanity," and
suggested that if
sequels were...
-
named after Burlington Industries. 1345
Avenue of the
Americas is an
unrelieved slab
structure in the
International Style,
sometimes referred to as "corporate"...
-
incapable of
informing others of
their pain.
Beyond the
issue of
humane care,
unrelieved pain has
functional implications.
Persistent pain can lead to decreased...
-
sordid back
rooms of the poor". Dostoevsky's
Petersburg is the city of
unrelieved poverty; "magnificence has no
place in it,
because magnificence is external...
- "by a
comedian as a
repulsive clown or, alternatively, as a
monster of
unrelieved evil." Kean's
Shylock established his re****tion as an actor. From Kean's...
-
prevalent throughout these western regions,
where bleak desolation is
unrelieved by any
vegetation bigger than a low bush, and
where the wind
sweeps unchecked...
-
German prince,
Louis of Hesse. The ceremony—conducted
privately and with
unrelieved gloom at
Osborne House—was
described by the
Queen as "more of a funeral...
