Sentence examples for broken sights from inspiring English sources

The younger ones, planted about 20 years ago to replace all the elms, are especially painful broken sights.

He's left Australia with a whole lot of broken eggs, but no omelette in sight.

"A Dead Child is a sight no more surprizing than a broken Pitcher," Cotton Mather preached, in a sermon called "Right Thoughts in Sad Hours".

Sarries also suffered the wretched sight of their England Saxons flanker Will Fraser being taken to hospital with a suspected broken foot and knee ligament damage after his leg was trapped during a Sale tackle.

"The sight of our synagogue desecrated with swastikas resonates with sights of broken glass, burned Torah scrolls, Kristallnacht -- Nov. 9-10, 1938," Rabbi Riskin wrote in an e-mail, referring to the destruction of synagogues in Nazi Germany on those days.

In 1772, the Scotsman James Bruce caught sight of broken obelisks and barely discernible traces of pyramids as he traveled back from the source of the Blue Nile.

The children in a nearby school were treated to the sight of broken coffins, bones and "slimy matter, alive with maggots".

Noticing my wedding ring as I sunbathed on a beach on the South China Sea a few years ago, she said in broken English: "You have sighted wife".

Is there a more forlorn sight than a broken swing?

That isn't to say there aren't viewers undisturbed by the sight of this broken woman, and the lengthy scene that follows her death wherein she lies lifeless and untouched, center stage.

No dialogue is necessary – the sight of a grieving, broken man yearning for his lost love is powerful enough.