Sentence examples for causes of sorrow from inspiring English sources
When she allowed herself to think about the subject, rather than simply to mention its existence, she argued that the West had rid itself of slavery only when religion declined — when enough people understood that they had to deal with the causes of sorrow in the world themselves, since God would not.
"It is a cause of sorrow that newly wedded husbands have to leave their wives," says Madhu Thakur, a community health worker.
As delighted as I am for the outcome of this vote I am also mindful of those within the Church for whom the result will be difficult and a cause of sorrow".
Then, last September, Foster Wallace killed himself, a continued cause of sorrow that means Krasinski's film (just released in the US) now can't help but seem a little like cinema's eulogy to one of the greatest literary talents of the late 20th and early 21st centuries, a crushing weight upon its shoulders.
Or did he die of natural causes, or of sorrow, just 12 days later?
The news of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln caused demonstrations of sorrow in Sydney.
Miss Brent, who has never seen the child before, asks the cause of her sorrow, and tries to comfort her.
The idea that she has been caused any pain or embarrassment by my words causes me no end of sorrow.
The greatest cause for sorrow is the widespread inability of the public discussion to recognise the whole picture.
Unlike a human being, who might actually benefit from knowing they are going to be missed and that their impending departure causes you a great deal of sorrow, your pet will not understand why you are so sad - they will just feel sad with you, or may even feel they have done something to upset you.
