Sentence examples for a big sorrow from inspiring English sources
And of course, when you do have a big sorrow you will never get over it.
("No words. Just a great sorrow").
Johannes Brahms's First Piano Concerto — much of which he composed, in an early form, in 1854, at the age of twenty-one, and completed four years later — is, to my ear, the piece in the standard classical repertory that, more than any other, boils over with the wild energies of youth, with its big dreams and big joys, big sorrows and big ideas, and abrupt eruptions of mixed emotion.
"That's my biggest sorrow.
Yet unless they had worn a black armband, how would anyone in a big workplace even know of their sorrow?
"We want it to be what people turn to for breaking news, or to celebrate a big event or to share their sorrow.
That's especially true when they hit the so-called "trough of sorrow": the lull in activity after a big event or growth spurt, like what Airbnb felt after the 2008 Democratic Convention in Denver.
But -- and this is a big BUT -- even with all this griping and sorrow and self pity, I have to admit that graduating from college is a miraculous milestone.
And when you do, make sure you have a big tub of Breyer's Vanilla Bean Ice Cream to drown your sorrows in.
