Sentence examples for evocation of sorrow from inspiring English sources
It was not a formal display but dancing with a heightened evocation of sorrow, part of an unfolding love story.
In "Quebrada" (credited to Mr. Santangelo alone), performed by the entire company, she forms the center of a swirling female trio that offers the most interesting choreographic innovations of the evening through its use of interwoven, circling arms and wrists, and its evocation of sorrow and intimacy.
(Got all that?) But this tale, concerning a trio of Vietnam vets who reunite to bury one of their own sons who was killed in Iraq, is universal in its evocation of the sorrow and regret that comes with getting older, as well as how crushing and utterly pointless loss can feel.
(Got all that?) But this tale, concerning a trio of Vietnam vets who reunite to bury one of their own sons who was killed in the Iraq war, is universal in its evocation of the sorrow and regret that comes with getting older, as well as how crushing and utterly pointless loss can feel.
But Le's novel is a brilliant evocation of human sorrow and desire, a stunning affirmation of how metaphor can make time and memory as real as the newspaper you are holding in your hands.
I wept the first time I saw Rogier van der Weyden's "Descent From the Cross," though it's unclear if it was caused by the artist's evocation of abject sorrow or jet lag and an excess of Champagne during brunch in the sunny garden of the neighboring Hotel Ritz.
Rather than flattening the characters, "Torpor" 's comedy deepens Kraus's devastating evocation of the private disappointment and sorrow of a white middle-class couple.
The path of sorrow upon sorrow.
