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• Beneath the joylessness of the unsatisfying sex we see a therapeutic intent.
• The pain of joylessness is death itself,
• Yet most of " All or Nothing " is an orgy of joylessness.
• Sometimes it is mere passive joylessness and dreariness, discouragement, dejection, lack of taste and zest and spring.
• All of Bruins Country knows about the joylessness embodied in the 24 square feet of net here in the Hub the last few years.
• It's so dank and grim and Orwellian, in fact, that the film's very joylessness becomes an intentional joke.
• But the redemptive ending scarcely registers against the joylessness, self-victimization, and crushing gloom that August inscribes with such dramatically fatal integrity.
• But there is a joylessness in this Richard and this production that makes it a peculiarly mechanical counterpoint to the resonant " Richard II ."
• Apart from the fact that each is sloshing around in joylessness, Alan is lumbered with a father pressuring him to take over the family plumbing business.
• Mark Ravenhill's look at the sexual preoccupations of a pair of nihilistic drug addicts, as anti-romantic comedies about the joylessness of sex.
• If there is one overwhelming message in " Friday Night Lights, " it's that football, although deified, can offer such thorough joylessness.
• There were some cute plaid suits and nice keyhole jersey dresses, but there was a real joylessness at the door, in the room and on the runway.
• That captures the spirit well, a sense that there is a joylessness to this act, with language so dense and numbing that it can leave you as dizzy as too many unfiltered Gitanes.
• Even with all his lecturing about Kant's and Aristotle's writings on actions performed in a vacuum of joylessness, Martin can't see the writing on the wall about Cecilia.
• Augie believes himself culpable of felonious joylessness, but he can't help it; always, from the time he was a child, he has been the responsible one, the worrier.
• The joint is destroyed with the same relentless joylessness Steven Spielberg brought to his dud " 1941 "; none of De Palma's overheated energy or sense of dread is remotely apparent.
• Indeed French workers increasingly see the Maastricht Treaty of European Union, which calls for the introduction of a single European currency by 1999, as synonymous with job cuts, austerity, declining benefits and general joylessness.
• Music critic Robert Christgau considers " Slip Kid " one of the two songs on " The Who by Numbers " to " break out of the bind " of joylessness he finds on the album.
• "Closer " is the latest in a series of anti-romantic comedies from England about the joylessness of sex, works that include David Hare's " Blue Room " and Mark Ravenhill's " Shopping and . . ."
• I'll learn to start every sentence addressed to another editor with a domineering  You need to, the joylessness to dismiss even standard collegial politeness as  crap, and the exhilarating pleasure to be found in controlling and punishing; and from " Martinevans"