Sentence examples for a certain sorrow from inspiring English sources

I heard Native Americans share their pain as if they somehow knew, because of a certain sorrow in his heart coupled with an active and tough mind, that my father would do everything to help.

There is a certain sorrow on my part to see them go".

SA: I agree with Cheryl that cosmetic surgery has a certain air of Dorian Grayish sorrow about it.

The destruction wrought by Sandy is a real event, and it demands a certain type of response: pity, relief, sorrow, whatever you must, but above all, the extension of the helping hand.

The miser imagines there's a certain sum to fill his heart,But for sorrow there's no remedy.It requires what it cannot hope.We've known each other, earth, a long time.

This is invariably said more in sorrow than in anger, and with a certain judiciousness, as if Lazar were the final arbiter in the matter.

I have cried the hardest when I have been ambushed by an old sorrow, when a piece of music or a certain smell unexpectedly caused me to swoon.

But he was also the made poet, schooled by deep learning in his art, marked by personal and historical sorrows, and by a soothsayer's awareness that facing a destiny was bound to involve a certain ordeal.

— a certain pleasure.

A certain lady.

"To a certain point.