Sentence examples for pain of separation from inspiring English sources

What follows is timeless but unremarkable: the shy bride and her inarticulate young husband struggle to recognise their real need for each other; the pain of separation fuels desire and true love grows strong after its first painful pruning; the ship sails along the Seine towards the shimmering horizon; Fin.

But the passage of time has eased the pain of separation, and Frey is most complimentary toward Johns.

The pain of separation can go far beyond simply missing your son or daughter after they're gone.

Courts have long recognized technology as a way to ease the pain of separation in custody cases.

At others the pain of separation is so intense that the paper seems to tremble with it...

As a child during the war I saw the pain of separation and loss.

The new novel, Le Coeur éclaté, described the breakup of their relationship, with Jean-Marc going off to Key West in order to dull the pains of separation (insiders were aware of the novel's autobiographical dimension).

But suppose the pains of separation are amplified by a combination of parental demands and individual needs to the degree that a sense of isolation, of being special, or of wariness disrupts the bonds that attach children to parents and other authority figures?

And yet for Cubans both in exile and on the island, that same distance is tainted by an acute pain -- of separation, struggle, loss, inequity, insult, theft -- that has spanned generations.

But there is no getting around the pain of the separation.

In the first century A.D., kept from his wife, Calpurnia, by legal drudgery, he found time to write that he sought refuge in "toil" and "wretchedness" to distract himself from the pain of their separation.