Sentence examples for permanent sorrow from inspiring English sources

But just as all the patriots who had to come home to fight for equality, we cannot heal our injuries by permanent sorrow and self-pity.

But it never happened: I couldn't sing, my conducting was ludicrous, I didn't recite any of my poems, I wasn't even published, and instead I had to listen to Muhamed D. singing his sevdalinka in a trembling voice that opened up the worlds of permanent dusk, where sorrow reigned and the mere sight of a woman's neck caused maddening bouts of desire.

Blue Eyes seems to be an alternately affectionate and wry portrayal of a solitary teenage music obsessive, "a permanent figure of jacked-up sorrow", big on New Order and writing poetry, convinced no one understands him: "They all had it in for me".

In other words, sorrow and strife are permanent parts of the human condition.

— Rebecca Mead Russell Banks's "A Permanent Member of the Family" contains wonderfully narrated short stories of loss, sorrow, accommodation, and compromise.

Compare that with "The Permanent Way" on stage in London, a production full of rail rage and sorrow, borne along by outrage that profit-driven privatization of the railways should have led to so much death and suffering.

Sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, grief, and sorrow.

"All that sorrow".

"The Cure for Sorrow".

He accepted his sorrow.

Sorrow flattens her.