Sentence examples for increases sorrow from inspiring English sources

Early title contenders were "Fiesta: A Novel" (as the book was subsequently known in England), "Two Lie Together," and even "For in much wisdom is much grief and he that increases knowledge increases sorrow" — a line that, like the winning candidate, comes from Ecclesiastes, and that, it is safe to assume, Hemingway might have abridged further if he'd used it.

Early title contenders were "Fiesta: A Novel" (as the book was subsequently known in England), "Two Lie Together," and even "For in much wisdom is much grief and he that increases knowledge increases sorrow"—a line that, like the winning candidate, comes from Ecclesiastes, and that, it is safe to assume, Hemingway might have abridged further if he'd used it.

Suddenly, you recall an old saying by someone from somewhere thousands of years ago: "He that increases knowledge increases sorrow".

You suddenly recall an old saying from somewhere from a time long ago: "In much wisdom is much grief; and he that increases knowledge increases sorrow".

Utsarpiṇī is a period of progressive prosperity, where happiness increases, while avasarpiṇī is a period of increasing sorrow and immorality.

He learned to live with the deaths of his parents, but several years ago he discovered something that renewed and increased his sorrow.

I have to be aware that by pointing my camera at suffering people, I increase their sorrow and momentarily make their memories more painful.

Thus Love leads me on inconstantly, And when I think my sorrow must increase, I find myself unwittingly at peace.

Perhaps the takeaway from all this is that as much as we like to think otherwise, both the people and experiences that touch our hearts can also be the most ephemeral, which can increase not only our sorrow when they are gone, but their unique value when they are here.

The direction isn't always so telling; still, there are some good ideas, like increasing the onstage presence of Sorrow, Butterfly's little boy.

People share the sorrow, but the anger increases.