Word: anguish
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...produced by the S.L.A. For Patricia's father Randolph is not only a wealthy, prominent citizen. He is also president and editor of the Examiner, and his daughter's abductors-members of the S.L.A.-have trapped him in a professional dilemma that is inseparable from his personal anguish...
...portrait of a man only moderately troubled, hardly diminished. The declarations were greeted with the tolerant disbelief that characterizes this singular season. Haig's responses are those of honor, deeply rooted in his West Point heritage; of a loyal and brave officer following his commander anywhere. The anguish and frustration are behind his eyes and his voice. Haig's account of White House life, while broadcast and printed, drifted off into the mythical world the White House has created...
...drama unfolds with undistracted simplicity, eloquence and force. In Act I, Julian reveals the anguish and hysteria to which he was driven by Alan's abandonment. The two are reconciled and go to bed together. In Act II, Alan's wife Jacqueline makes a touching plea for Alan's return, but he refuses. In Act III, Alan discovers the seamy side of Julian: that he has been the most indiscriminate sort of male prostitute. Yet the two men finally agree that to deny their love for each other would be to make life not worth living...
...kind of pause now. We are waiting to see how serious the energy crisis will become in our lives. Christmas, as always, has mellowed the nation and turned attention from our anguish to the hope in Christ's call to humanity. But the question of what to do about Richard Nixon lies at the heart of almost every other question before us. It is now quite apparent that we must resolve that before we can move...
...experiment is a disaster, leading to hate, fear, anguish and despair. The "iceman" is really death, and Hickey is unmasked as having murdered his wife...