Sentence examples for does sorrow from inspiring English sources

Moreover, he argues, the evils of the present time are neither particularly grave nor worse than those which existed in the past: "Just as work becomes easier if shared by more people, so too does sorrow" (De constantia II.26).

On the day I voted in that occupied city, which looked more worse for wear than Aleppo does now, sorrow could be found on every street corner because of a dead tyrant's madness.

I spent a great deal of time facing my grief, and I still do feel sorrow, but I own my life again.

I reacted the way all people do, with sorrow and sympathy for the victims.

The few stelae that do depict sorrow or even death are moving and attest to the Greek sculptors' skill at representing human emotion.

Though Alexander believed in his divine right to expend the lives of men in battle, he did experience sorrow, as those who died were rewarded generously: "To the relatives of his fallen, Alexander granted immunity from taxation and public service".

How do grudges, sorrow or greed help you after all to have a happy and peaceful life?

At the same time -- and this is where Blue Christmases go amiss -- the presence of sorrow doesn't mean that Christmastime, even with sadness mixed in, can't be truly joyous and happy.

Father still not clear and Sorrow does not say.

But voicing sorrow doesn't always ease it.

Each essay is a pleasure, but if "Regulating Sorrow" does not move you to reflect on profound personal loss then you have a cold, cold heart.