Sentence examples for prolonged sorrow from inspiring English sources

As early as the 17th century, physicians had linked diabetes to "prolonged sorrow" (1).

Prolonged sorrow referred, in this case, to what is today called chronic psychosocial stress.

The trade center tragedy has prolonged or exaggerated the sorrow even for families whose losses had slight connection to the disaster, leading some to yoke their pain to the nation's.

The ovations were prolonged.

It was prolonged.

Or perhaps prolonged it.

A prolonged silence ensues.

A noisy prolonged bore?

Shackling for prolonged periods.

This prolonged the crisis.

And it was just prolonged.