Sentence examples for path of sorrow from inspiring English sources
The path of sorrow upon sorrow.
In 1832, Chivers published The Path of Sorrow, a collection of poetry based on the events of his troubled first marriage.
The Path of Sorrow; or, the Lament of Youth (1832) Conrad and Eudora; or, the Death of Alonzo (1834) Nacoochee; or, the Beautiful Star With Other Poems (1837) The Lost Pleiad, and Other Poems (1845) Search After Truth; or, A New Revelation of the Psycho-Physiological Nature of Man.
Vendors rent life-size crucifixes for Christians to drag along the Stations of the Via Dolorosa, the Path of Sorrows to Christ's Cavalry.
Recurrent Sculthorpe fingerprints reinforce its identity: sliding string harmonics to suggest flocks of birds, its skilful emotional path between sorrow and consolation, drumming patterns inherited from Asia, echoes of aboriginal melody, and an unusual chord he used so often that his students nicknamed it "the Woollahra chord", after the suburb of Sydney where he lived.
Starting a company is difficult, but the travails that befall a founder — the "trough of sorrow," for example — are mere way stations on the path to glory.
Starting a company is difficult, but the travails that befall a founder the "trough of sorrow," for example—are mere way stations on the path to glory.
But expressions of sorrow also gave way to joyous shouting.
Then, of course, there's the song, "Bird Of Sorrow".
Turning away from the simplicities of a much too familiar world of sorrow and misery, Tujiko Noriko takes the uncharted path of finding things to really beam about.
