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He had an anguished expression on his face.
In his anguished voice we may hear a broader and deeper resonance between opera and pathology.
The encounter had triggered off processes, especially a serious if at times anguished mood of introspection, which induced a basic reorientation of attitudes.
Some of them were discontented, even anguished, all of them were unable to make any plans and found it difficult to adjust.
The torment is not represented in dramatized form, through sensory details of the anguished body, nor reported directly by an eyewitness.
There is a steady increase in tension, leading to an anguished climax marked by the militaristic attack of timpani and side-drum.
One subject felt anguished about her approaching death and referred to her life as a waiting game f rom which she could not escape.
Another anguished toccata erupts, though edgy string recitatives pinion its passion until the energy can no longer be contained and the music rushes to its conclusion.
The upper voices of the anguished ' orchestral elaboration' are built upon a sequential re-rhythmicized presentation of the first four notes of the original theme, chromatic and minor-mode inflected.
