Sentence examples similar to remarkably sorrowful from inspiring English sources

And remarkably, the building was destroyed with hardly any public outcry, save for the sorrowful cries of a small group of local architects.

Steel is remarkably clear-eyed in her account of the strike: energy secretary Peter Walker is almost sorrowful as he observes "most of the cabinet thinks the coalfields are on Mars"; she pits the daily lives of the miners against the machinations of Thatcher's adviser David Hart Jamie Beamishh), who conducted his campaign to get the miners back to work from a suite in Claridge's.

"Her face was sorrowful.

2. Rare, archaic: sorrowful.

Or simply sorrowful?

Just puzzled and sorrowful".

It is a sorrowful thing.

[from damp;] Dejected; gloomy; sorrowful.

I wouldn't call the scenes sorrowful.

Cole is gone!" Ann flushed — guilty, sorrowful.

Yes, there were sorrowful things.