Sentence examples for particular sorrow from inspiring English sources

He expressed particular sorrow about leaving his children.

I disagree not with his particular sorrow but with the self-abnegation that pinned him to it.

Each has its own particular sorrow and its grievance; there exists no common tyranny against which to rebel, not even the tyranny of hard times.

And this was not any particular sorrow either, but the essence of that basic one which resides inside all of us rational human beings.

If your brother is killed by the Klan (Cantor makes us intimate with both black and white versions of that particular sorrow), it's a local manifestation of the wider historical tragedy of Jim Crow -- and behind that, the indelible stain of slavery.

Though the heartbreak of losing a child is felt by parents all over the world, culture rarely addresses this particular sorrow.

In particular, the sorrow of the Argentine fans surrounded their superstar Lionel Messi, who was unable to inspire his team to the heights of his predecessor Diego Maradona when they last won the World Cup, in Mexico in 1986.

In particular, Sherman's sorrow takes the form of wishing that Willie were able to rejoice in his father's accomplishments.

The families, friends and colleagues of victims of the terrorist attacks may be struggling with a particular type of sorrow that is often felt by people who lose loved ones to disasters in which bodies are never found.

Another is their particular sense of sorrow: they are receptacles people pass through from one place to another, and so, architecturally and aesthetically, they're not meant to inspire affection.

If any family ever made public their particular brand of sorrow, it was the former Forbes 400 Haft family.