Sentence examples for enduring sorrow from inspiring English sources
All of that makes me smile, too, through the enduring sorrow at the premature loss of such a man.
There's much talk of the courage, dignity and sacrifice of women enduring sorrow and craving freedom, all of it pointing back to Lizzie (Jonna McElrath) and Nance with the subtlety of a hatchet blow.
May I meet with you to allow me to share your intense and enduring sorrow any time in order to express my most excruciating remorse?" The apology, broadcast live on national TV, left many Cambodians cold.
While Mrs. Bradlee's life with her husband Ben was in many ways charmed — private dinners at the White House and weekend getaways at Hyannis Port, Mass., with the Kennedys — it also had enduring sorrows.
Our readiness to hear the grief stories would reward us with further knowledge about the contours of sorrow and the capacity for enduring what will eventually befall us.
Nor does Lynskey's analysis leave room for Ochs's finest topical song, the poetic "Crucifixion," about John F. Kennedy's murder, as well as for some of Ochs's most enduring compositions, including "Changes" and "Pleasures of the Harbor," which are songs of weariness, sorrow and fate, not songs of dissent.
Songs like "Giants in the Sky," "Agony" and "Moments in the Woods" do what enduring fairy tales do: they give precise but ineffable form to the longings and wonder and sorrow that life inspires in us.
We sorrow with the family of this eminent man of letters, our esteemed fellow editor of "The Harvard Lampoon" and our enduring friend.
