The melodic ' sigh ' ( 79 ) of a falling 5th
lends pathos
to the piece.
On the one hand, they produce a theatrically enthralling combination of brilliant farce and
deep pathos.
Pathos points, i should point out to my international readers that yesterday was supposed to be a statutory holiday in england.
In front of a work of such
tender pathos
the viewer is almost compelled to offer a hand in aid.
Pathos of the dinosaur scenes
in disney's fantasia -- they fail.
Pathos with humor, despite the subject matter.
And as well as
adding pathos
to the film, kong also manages to mash up a couple of freaking dinosaurs.
Hulk's diary as with much of the best comedy, there are glimpses of
real pathos
here.
Pathos of the situation.
However, a performance of the role that
brings that pathos
out more effectively would give greater weight to the happy ending.
And we read, the story told with
great pathos, what happens next.
Pathos of old things
passing away and no new things coming.
She's written so much for the stage and screen that
have so much pathos, which i find a very interesting angle.
Yet there is
genuine pathos
in the regrets and resentments of the two sisters.
Pathos of the story
rather than its political context.
But he could
evoke pathos, he could also be excessively sentimental.
The medieval church was not really interested in the
human pathos
of the infant jesus.
Who can read the last phrase, the coming revolution in europe, without
feeling the most profound pathos?
Peter, how- ever, supposed a
certain pathos
in jesus ' question.
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