Word: sadnesses
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Pacific Palisades house, closed the door and emerged a few moments later in tears. As Reagan and his wife passed a dozen or more neighbors clustered in their driveway to wave goodbye, a reporter inquired about their feelings. Answered Reagan: "It's more than a little sad. It's really hard to leave...
Wrote Landers: "The sad, incredible fact is, that after 36 years of marriage [my husband] Jules and I are being divorced...
There are few more dispiriting recreations than sitting in a movie theater watching a failed comedy with a large audience. They came to have a good time. They've already paid for it. So, by God, they will have a good time-even if the experience is as sad and mechanical as two hours with a lethargic masseuse. These days, too many comedies are in the hands of writers and directors rehashing tired formulas, retyping favorite old jokes, doing the expected. Funny thing is, audiences still do the expected too: they go, and they laugh. This holiday season, moviegoers...
...apparently, were they concerned about the exodus. Said a church spokesman last week at W.C.G. headquarters in Pasadena, Calif.: "We have always had the prerogative to interfere with the magazine. It doesn't matter to us if people have resigned." Says Shnayerson: "I feel very sad about the loss of some good work. It is sort of like walking up to a painting and putting your foot through...
...problem is to find enough that fits our standards." Fiction can range widely from I.B. Singer's shtetl in Poland to the adulterous suburbia of John Cheever. But there is a recognizable New Yorker kind of story. It usually involves a middle-class woman who registers a sad little recognition after some incident in which not very much happened...