Sentence examples for a stricken man from inspiring English sources

There is a procession of laden stretchers and at times a stricken man turns his face in dull interest to watch the operator at his work.

In Newark, the lesson is far more immediate, which is why Mr. Booker, who has staked his career on curbing violent crime here, has the look of a stricken man.

Once, visiting a stricken man giving up his parakeet, "I felt for the first time, to the core of my being, what it must have been like for all these men, and people in the world, to lose their whole lives, not suddenly, but to watch their lives slip away".

Or perhaps an offbeat drama about a grief-stricken man who indulges in a flamingo figurine crime spree after his wife leaves him?

The story spans decades, from turn-of-the-20th-century Chicago to midcentury Manhattan to San Francisco at the height of the AIDS crisis, and then to the near-present, when a grief-stricken man opens a wrapped box from long ago, and all the years — with the longings and indignities and small, eventful generosities they contain — collapse into a single moment.

Asking people to bow their heads, Mr. Gore offered a prayer as medical technicians tended to the stricken man.

Sprawling and audacious — seven hours long, with scenes set in heaven and with an angel crashing through the set to bless an AIDS-stricken man as a prophet — "Angels" has even endured commercially.

They'd performed their own tests on the stricken man.

Finally, the stricken man plunges back into the group that once pushed him out.

This mystified staff members, who would have sworn the stricken man was 50, maybe 55 tops.

Carroll wrote: "I realised, as the Pope pressed his hands on the bowed head of the stricken man, that curing and healing are not the same thing.