Sentence examples for much weeping from inspiring English sources

At this moment, there is much weeping over the fate of the financially rickety Glasgow Rangers.

After much weeping and rending of sensibility, I bought the dress.

"Let's face it," Mr. Bauman added, "I don't think there would be much weeping if the Devils and Nets left the state.

Mr. Miller remembered worrying in 1949 that "there was too much identification with Willy, too much weeping, and that the play's ironies were being dimmed out by all this empathy".

But there is altogether too much weeping, too much explanation in stead of dramatization, too many lines of dialogue like: "Don't say such things to me, don't break my heart.

On the other hand, there will be much weeping, gnashing of teeth and public soul-searching in Japan and the United Kingdom, which will win fewer than 20 medals each.

Ms. Chao Socheata — a 21-year-old dancer in "Pamina Devi," the choreographer Sophiline Cheam Shapiro's retelling of Mozart's "Magic Flute," which opens a six-day run on Tuesday at the Joyce Theater in Manhattan — spent much of February weeping, part of it yelling and part of it in a kind of transfixed ecstasy in which she would teach things that she did not know.

Both were mourned with much wailing and weeping.

In a review for her first release of the year, Chori Chori Chupke Chupke, a drama based on surrogate childbirth, film critic Sukanya Verma found Mukerji to be "handicapped with a role that doesn't give her much scope besides weeping and sobbing" and preferred the "meatier" role of her co-star Preity Zinta.

With this shafting technique, even if you bake your bird for ten hours it will be moist as a weeping sore and much, much better than Kennedy.

"They hurt me so much that I was weeping and begging for their mercy," she said.