Sentence examples for grave sadness from inspiring English sources
'grave sadness' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a feeling of deep, intense sadness, especially when the cause of the sadness is particularly serious. For example: The news of the death of her beloved grandmother filled her with a feeling of grave sadness.
The event does not explicitly surface in the novel, but it adds a grave sadness to Mr Grossman's searching account of the psychological and physical costs of a seemingly endless state of war".To the End of the Land" follows the course of the feverish state of Israel in the lives of its three main characters.
A soldier's grave, and the sadness it brought, is lightly and deftly but irrevocably conjured.
"When the Levees Broke" proceeds in grave fashion, the anger and sadness and seriousness relentless, except for an occasional hard grain of humor.
Ms. Richardson's sudden death left not only sadness — Broadway dimmed the marquee lights before its 8 p.m. performances on Thursday in her memory — but also unsettling questions about how a seemingly minor accident could have caused a grave injury.
He describes his futile attempt to save his parents and the last time he saw them before their murder at a mass grave outside of Hrubieszow, then discusses his sadness at liberation, and others taking revenge on their guards.
But despite her discomfort, disgust and sadness with what transpired, she acknowledges the grave importance of burdening the next generation as the generation of eyewitnesses perishes: "It is important that we have one another.
Yet, some of the Liberian officials picking their way in sadness through the shambles of their chambers today expressed grave doubts that the peace would hold for long.
Dysthymia (pronounced dis-THIGH-mee-a) is a mild but chronic depression that can spread a veil of sadness over people's lives for years, even decades, sometimes seemingly from the cradle to the grave.
