Sentence examples for Made me mourn from inspiring English sources

But seeing how unbroken the culture is out here in Wessex made me mourn for all the cultures that have been broken by the English.

Even in the muggy rainy season there were glowing days that made me mourn the recent fate of this lush Technicolor landscape, shattered by bullets and trampled by so many boots and fires and tank treads.

I have watched so many people get their lives back that it's made me mourn the time that we have collectively lost.

I am lucky to have had such an amazing brother that would make me mourn so hard.

This concentration on death and mourning made me recall the prevailing atmosphere, decades ago, in my Irish-American cousin's household in South Boston, where even her 4-year-old could answer the question "Who died?" "Who lived" comes through best in the "life accounts" and journals Hill has presumably fabricated, adroitly mimicking a hundred years of changing prose styles.

Damn, he is going to make me care about him, and mourn his untimely death.

Seeing Charlie Sheen instantly attract more than a million Twitter followers may have made you mourn the state of the republic.

So do we celebrate what he made or mourn what remains unmade?

The students in Iguala never made it to mourn the dead of half a century ago.

The carp invasion only makes him mourn.

Pablo Picasso painted Weeping Woman as he mourned, and sought to make others mourn, the bombing of the ancient Basque capital Guernica in 1937.