Sentence examples for infinite sorrow from inspiring English sources
Jasper Britton plays the Scholar with quietly compelling, slightly geeky intensity in a way that suggests a weary infinite sorrow under the remoteness.
To crunch over broken stone and glass with Syrian troops for mile after mile around the old city, a place of museums and Mosques – the magnificently minareted Gemaya Omayyad stands beside yesterday's battleground – is a matter of infinite sorrow.
Because when terrorists are capable of committing such atrocities they must be certain that they are facing a determined France, a united France, a France that is together and does not let itself be moved, even if today we express infinite sorrow".
By contrast, at this onetime rail hub, 250 miles northwest of London, volunteers have rebuilt the station tearoom to resemble its erstwhile appearance as the set of the 1945 movie "Brief Encounter" -- a tale of thwarted longing and infinite sorrow starring Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard, whose trackside yearnings seem peculiarly relevant to Britain's often forgotten romance with its railroads.
But the image from Imgur below sort of says it all, capturing the agony of the star's defeat, as well as our own infinite sorrow in seeing him lose.
Among the infinite sorrows of the Sept. 11 attack on the signature skyscrapers known as the twin towers, Mr. Hoffman's is particularly excruciating.
B5 Aftermath of the Attacks LOST TWINS -- Among the infinite sorrows of the trade center attack, Gregory Hoffman's is particularly excruciating.
Branagh reacts to the wad of notes on the table with the stillness of infinite, clear-eyed sorrow, as though it were the accusing embodiment of his rock-bottom shame and then collapses in a stricken, silently sobbing foetal heap.
A fine murder story is like a great love affair: an infinite catacomb of excitement, sorrow and desire.
The television version of War and Peace, transfixing its BBC audience, comes as an apt reminder that a great story can be like a love affair: an infinite labyrinth of excitement, sorrow and desire.
