Sentence examples for long sorrow from inspiring English sources

Sala has said that his Long Sorrow piece is about "feeling through perception, not through logic or knowledge," a description that one could apply equally well to any of the evocative works here.

Eumete is overjoyed: "My long sorrow will fall, vanquished by you".

There's bound to be talk tomorrow / Think of my life long sorrow.

So all the Trojan land was free of its long sorrow.

In 1684, Thomas Willis, the physician who first identified glycosuria as a sign of diabetes, suggested that diabetes resulted from 'sadness or long sorrow and other depressions or disorders' [ 2].

For Christine Morton's family, the second trial for her murder resurrected long-buried sorrow.

For too long, he sorrowed, a number of Scots had blamed everything that went wrong on perfidious Albion, in something of a culture of grievance.

What a combination: the knobbly leanness of a high jumper, the distracted glare of a chess freak, and the long-necked sorrow of a vulture that doesn't know where its next dead zebra is coming from.

Leaving the museum and its long-ago sorrows and triumphs, I plunged into the bustling streets of the Lower East Side, where new generations of immigrants have moved and thrived.

Emigration, Ireland's traditional response to its economic woes, has resumed and is even accelerating.Ballads have long evoked the sorrow of separation.

The famine lasted seven years; recalling it, one man wrote, "It dwells in my memory as one long night of sorrow".