The Israel he imagines, beautifully and sorrowfully, is not going to be saved by any divine intervention.
It held Barcelona, the Catalan capital, won a huge majority in the backwater region of Castile-La Mancha, and retook the regions of Extremadura and Aragon.But El País, the country's leading left-of-centre newspaper, said sorrowfully that Mr Zapatero, in his first nationwide campaign, had failed to capitalise on Mr Aznar's woes.
In what appeared almost a bid to secure some headlines of his own, he added sorrowfully: "What we are lacking at the moment is a sense of leadership and direction.
Mr Krauthammer came up with an idea in the column linked above that the Senate could ask for supporting material from Ms Miers' time at the White House, she could sorrowfully decline, citing executive privilege, and everyone would shrug sadly and say, sorry it didn't work out, no harm, no foul.
AS ANY environmentalist will sorrowfully tell you, Africa's forests are disappearing at terrible speed.
Yet his decision to die was reported sympathetically, though sorrowfully, even in Rochester's local Catholic newspaper.Disapproval of Mr White's choice was far more muted than might have been expected in most western societies a generation ago.
The first is that my blood is up, and the second is that I am swiftly moving beyond a deadline for an article that is currently lying open and sorrowfully untended elsewhere on my laptop.
Schwitters hadn't wanted to leave for England – "Do you remember it, our beloved Hjertoya?" he wrote sorrowfully to Helma from internment on the Isle of Man – but the German invasion of Norway in 1940 forced him to flee.
Mr Ghanem recalls sorrowfully that "my son Mohannad was taken to a juvenile offenders' prison and held there for two weeks".
Now, in the Peele Castle stanzas, he sorrowfully looked back on the light as illusory, as a "Poet's dream," as "the light that never was, on sea or land".
"I thought for a moment you might be she," he says sorrowfully, as she kicks off her pumps and peels down her stockings.
