Sentences with phrase «made tearful»

Mrs. Piggott was a young Frenchwoman easily made tearful by events in her country, which left the men with nothing they could safely say at table — but I am ahead of myself.

Hi Abby, thank you so much for your sweet comment, it actually made me tearful:) It took me a while to get the amaranth popping too, but once you know, it's such a quick process.

A Christian student detained in North Korea has made a tearful apology on state television for trying to steal a political banner from his hotel.

I'd seem him cry twice, first at my wedding - he caught a cold, he said - nothing about the course of married love could make him tearful - and again at my grandmother's funeral: guarding himself like a watchdog, he muttered, «Poor Mom, someday we'll be together again.»

I wonder how long before Osteen has to make a tearful appearance before his congregation, confessing to sins of the flesh or some other form of moral corruption.

The Associated Press says, «Book Club has a script that's often so heavy on the corn... But then, darn it, suddenly it makes you tearful, with an unexpectedly genuine moment, or laugh out loud.»

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This piece of writing was so beautiful, tearful, sad, poignant and yet happy in some very unusual way because it made the dying happy to remember the love they had for others, mostly family.

Research has found that the sober church funeral with tearful mourners in black has made way for novelty coffins and grievers in super hero costumes.

Daily mail reporting there has been a tearful farewell between MKH and his teammates after training at Carrngton today — make of that what you will.

What makes these matches work is bad blood and accumulated grievances, and while the Ryder's edge has been blunted by a year's postponement, the Solheim is still simmering from its tearful, controversial finish in 2000.

By that time Pochettino had made more than three hundred club appearances and, the same year, at thirty - four, he announced his retirement in a tearful press conference.

Still, as he continues to make a big impact at the BayArena, another tearful goodbye for Retsos may not be too far away.

It just didn't work out with my first child; I gave up after 3 weeks of tearful attempts and having an C section really just made me quite weak.

I can openly discuss my miscarriages now, but right after I had our rainbow baby hearing this would have made me very tearful.

Veteran teachers say the most common mistake parents make is to turn back or prolong good - byes until they turn into tearful marathons.

Amidst the noise of the heated televised debates and the tearful (for some) farewell to this particular weapon, the old message that once Hemingway made about the hopelessness and futility of war was all but muted.

The presence of a tear made all the difference; people perceived the tearful person as sadder, warmer — but also less competent — than the very same person when the tears had been edited out.

In an astounding Golden Globes speech earlier this month, Oprah made her feelings on women's rights known to a captivated, tearful audience.

If he's angry or tearful, half an hour's «unflooding» time to himself will help get his balance back and make him more able to interact positively with you.

He's played by Chiwetel Ejiofor, who, as John Loomis, lets out a tearful, ecstatic howl, and makes his way toward a spring.

Scene by scene, it made me laugh, cringe, get angry, upset, confused, enlightened, entertained, almost tearful and awed.

Tearful Goodbye: Like everyone else, I am wistful that this is the last we'll see of our friends (until they start making prequels and spin - offs).

Introducing the horrors of the recent Bosnian war to the mainstream and unsuspecting public, it does so with finesse and through the tearful eyes of the refuges, the simple citizens, the everyday survivors lost in a war not of their own wish or making.

A delicate and tearful romance that offers a surprisingly honest look into extramarital love considering when it was made, my sole objection being intrusive scenes involving secondary characters which interfere sometimes with the focus and tone of the main plotline.

Lots of overlong, tearful group hugs after the final a cappella song make that clear.

Treated as a ghoulish Scottish prop in Spielberg's War Horse just last month, Mullan makes the most of this rare lead part, capitalizing on both tearful soliloquys and quieter moments where he's perched anxiously on a bar stool, about to pop.

By the time the sixth episode rolled around, the fate of her tentative romance with a working - class policeman made me alternately joyful and tearful, never mind all those babies or Nurse Lee.

The best sequences involve the Tramp making his pad more child - friendly (I love what he does with the chair), but the whole film retains its timeless charm — I first showed this to my daughter when she was 12, and her tearful reaction to the heartrending scenes was a testament to Chaplin's enduring ability to reach out across the years and touch someone.

To avoid having to turn away tearful girls on the big night, prom organizers are taking pre-emptive action, issuing specific guidelines early, offering dress approval in advance and relying on image - heavy PowerPoint presentations to make it crystal clear what styles will, and won't, be allowed at the dance.

In addition, you'll never be able to make the expensive, potentially tearful, fifth - to - second downshift.

Though tearful, this family makes a difficult decision.

I will never forget when a lady had to look away from a landscape painting because it made her very tearful and close to angry.

A tearful student who was wounded in the shooting rampage at a Florida high school thanked the doctors and first responders who helped her and said Monday that she is making a full recovery.

Changes in your hormone levels following childbirth can make you feel tearful, irritable or very sensitive.

When a tearful girl says, «we're not friends anymore,» the game stops and only starts again if the girls make up.