He spoke
brokenly about the children buried in unmarked graves around the school, bones that have been dug up and "spirits .
cockroach," or dignified but
brokenly human as "some
This inchoate inheritance can be glimpsed at best intuitively, vaguely,
brokenly, but it can indeed be felt, and its efficacy lies in the hint of previously unimagined opportunities it releases.
Thin shells of wall stood
brokenly among debris; and from this desolation I heard a sound which reminded me of a cricket chirping with quiet persistence from sun-warmed grasses in the veld.
So there are the high-priced lawyers souping up the drama, just as in the Mills trial and the Diana trial, with Van Ark weeping in court, and JK
brokenly confessing that if she wasn't British, she'd be weeping too.
14) Buber agrees with this assertion: 'human life exists, though
brokenly, in the world' (Buber, 2004: 109), while Nietzsche echoes this sentiment stating that human 'happiness should smell of the earth and not of contempt for the earth' (Nietzsche, 2003a: 140), and he claims that 'a good, human thing was the world to me today, this world of which so many evil things are said' (Nietzsche, 2003a: 206).
Scattered, nervous giggles at the racial epithets died down as the Eckford character recalled
brokenly, "When I got home, wrung out my new dress, it was filled with yellow spit, dirt and sweat.
As his train pulls out he
brokenly salutes the water tower from which his boys used to wave goodbye.
Where Caroline was sweet and Rosie cracklin', Oh Mary is
brokenly heartbreaking, and Hell Yeah is an honest look at his own life.
Rhames' pre-conversion Animal--a hulking, brutish figure, screaming in pain or
brokenly calling for his mother like a Cagney-schooled psychotic--is finely wrought.
It will be clear that the mere concept of the incarnation is insufficient: incarnation does not come to us in a unilinear way, but only
brokenly, through death and resurrection.
broken world is
brokenly visible, the mirror scattered in pieces and yet
The UN's member nations--with the United States at their head--blocked his every effort to stave off genocide; and for this he stubbornly,
brokenly holds himself accountable.
