Sentence examples for going through sorrow from inspiring English sources
Reading this story allowed me the same shock of recognition one feels when reading of a love affair that matches the depth of one's own romantic love, and though Caldwell and Knapp's story is eventually soaked in grief, reading their joy makes it worth the pain of going through sorrow with them.
If you love someone, you don't want them to experience sorrow or pain – indeed, often, you'd rather go through sorrow and pain yourself than have them experience it.
After she's all cried out, she'll start to like you because you made her feel good (it's counterintuitive, but going through the sorrow instead of suppressing it is a great relief on the mind).
In Ireland and Latvia, the two European countries worst hit by banking and business collapse, savage IMF-led programmes went through in sorrow more than anger.
"Why should I go through that sorrow again?" But the Tar Heels, led by the junior power forward Tyler Hansbrough, will not forget that defeat as they prepare for this season.
In this report, the McClatchy authors played on the emotions and sorrows of people going through heartbreaking end-of-life illnesses to create fear and outrage, and obfuscate scientific data pertaining to biological effects of radiation.
Whoever called a parting sweet sorrow Never knew What I'm going through.
Whoever called parting "sweet sorrow" never knew what I'm going through.
"There are obviously tons of emotions going through me right now," Cheney said, "I have the deepest sorrow for Abby, but I am excited to be part of the 18 going to the Olympics".
That said, I am not so far removed that I can't relate to and feel true sorrow for what the people of Oklahoma are going through after the rash of heartless tornadoes mangled their world.
