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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sorrows" is not correct in written English.
The correct form would be "sorrow" or "sorrows" without the article "a" preceding it.
Example: "He carried the weight of many sorrows throughout his life."
Alternatives: "a grief" or "a sadness".
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"It's a sorrow, but not a crushing sorrow.
Her eyes reflected the sorrow of the nation and the world -- a sorrow we still feel today.
"The heartache of burying a child is a sorrow we would not wish upon anyone.
One day, perhaps, fatal anaphylaxis may become a sorrow associated with an earlier age, like dying of appendicitis or polio.
His death in 2000 is a sorrow that recurs in "The Prodigal": March 11.
Maybe tackle some of 'A Sorrow in Our Heart' or 'West Wind, Flood Tide.' " Both children sighed.
What you must know before you enter this domain and learn the ways of which we shall not speak in this first truth of what you are: A sorrow, a sorrow begging for home.
I could tell you other stories of sick and vulnerable refugees just like you and worse – but I doubt that this is an occasion where a sorrow shared would be a sorrow halved.
It renders a new kind of beauty from a sorrow and bitterness that is sometimes very hard to listen to.
A sorrow I have somehow, by a twist of fate, been able to provide some consolation for.
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