Sentence examples similar to marked sorrow from inspiring English sources

But what I had envisioned as an entry point into a new world was marked by sorrow.

They spoke of little boys waking up in the night calling for their dead fathers, of devastated mothers sleeping in the rooms of their departed daughters, of high school graduations missed and family reunions marked by sorrow.

From Columbine to Parkland to Sandy Hook to Pulse and more, the names of these locations, which were once perceived safe havens, are now marked by sorrow, anger and abiding frustration.

The visit of Queen Elizabeth to Ireland marks a truly historic moment in a centuries-old relationship that has often been marked by sorrow and pain.

We mark with sorrow the passing of our beloved uncle and brother-in-law.

The MacDougal-Sullivan Garden Association marks with sorrow the passing of Barbara Northrop, longtime garden resident, neighbor and friend.

The College of New Rochelle Community marks with sorrow the passing of Rev. Bernard McMahon, Professor Emeritus of English, gifted and generous teacher and mentor who shared his enthusiasm for literature and theatre with thousands of students during his 29 years at the College.

I dream of a world where grief is not gendered and where masculinity is not marked by solitary sorrow.

The suspicion cast on him by a public whose love he had spent a lifetime cultivating marked the principal sorrow of his life.

Scholars have called it an all-encompassing sense of bitterness, a mixture of angst, endurance and a yearning for revenge that tests a person's soul, a condition marked by deep sorrow and a sense of incompleteness that can have fatal consequences.

PINCUS--Lionel I. Columbia University's School of General Studies marks with great sorrow the passing of Lionel I. Pincus.