Sentence examples for sadness arises from inspiring English sources

The aroma of deep sadness arises from its pages.

Spinoza says that sadness arises from a disconnection from our potençia – our power to act.

Spinoza suggests that the emotion of joy arises with the feeling of an increase in power, and the emotion of sadness arises when power is diminished.

Think these words until a feeling of sadness arises in you, of letting go and forgiveness.

But my sadness arose from how close to home "Amour" hit: this was how much my grandparents had loved each other.

Years of sadness arising from the deaths of his wife and two children between 1902 and 1907 are reflected in his later poetry, which was introduced to the West in Gitanjali, Song Offerings (1912).

Pity (commiseratio) is for Spinoza a species of sadness, sadness that arises from injury to another (IIIp22s), and so to feel pity, on Spinoza's view is to experience a decrease in one's own power to persevere in being.

"Jen's gift is for comedy that resonates, and sadnesses that arise with perfect timing from absurdities," Jean Thompson wrote here in 1999.

The sadness that one feels at times when reading Wilder arises from his loyalty to a status quo to which he both did and did not belong.

"We talk about illness as disability, and disability may arise through sadness, it may arise through emotional disturbance, like anxiety.

A colleague said any sadness in Mr. Powell's announcement arose from the might-have-beens that are inevitable in government service.