Sentence examples for have sorrow from inspiring English sources

You'll have sorrow.

"They do have joy; they do have sorrow; they do experience ups and downs like everyone else.

"People part and meet, they have sorrow and joy, just like the moon that wanes and waxes".

Clive cheers for the Manhattan restaurants Babbo and Del Posto; he places colossal mail orders from Zingerman's deli in Ann Arbor; he drinks wines that have sorrow in them.

"At any time, there are all kinds of people with different opinions," he said, and he quoted a Song Dynasty poem: "People part and meet, they have sorrow and joy, just like the moon that wanes and waxes".

Throughout the Jin period and beyond, as another early source relates, whether "sounds do not have sorrow or joy" and the "four roots of capacity and nature" remained the stuff of philosophical discussion (Nan Qi shu [History of the Southern Qi Dynasty] 33).

Since my diagnosis with ovarian cancer, many nurses have sorrowed over the fact that I am "a hard stick".

One could say that Strauss might have sorrowed instead over the systematic destruction of human life by the Nazi regime.

But we still have sorrows that are passed to us from early generations, sorrows to handle in addition to our own, and cruelties lodged where we cannot forget them.

But we all have sadness and sorrow in our lives, and thinking about it can produce tears in almost anyone.

You can have sad sorrow or happy sorrow".