But now, with sharp sorrow, I realised that the biological clock on our reading time together was running out.
Brian has left by now and we are marooned together, with his faded memories and pin-sharp sorrows.
Each star has a few abrupt moments of simulating anger or sorrow via sharp, attention-grabbing technique.
fluttering defiantly in the wind, that brought the shock of sorrow, the sharp realisation that Churchill had gone.
Songs of joy, cries of sorrow and sharp words of condemnation for the city's failings filled a tiny, overcrowded Brooklyn chapel on Sunday.
What holds this novel together, stops it from becoming saturated with sorrow, is a wit so sharp it hurts to laugh at certain scenes.
This time the feeling was different — that is, the starkness was there, the calmness was there also, but these clean, serene sensations were spiked with a sharp surprise, which quickly morphed to perplexity, and then to sorrow.
This time the feeling was different – that is, the starkness was there, the calmness was there also, but these clean, serene sensations were spiked with a sharp surprise, which quickly morphed to perplexity, and then to sorrow.
Ms. O'Connell's frazzled warmth gives Gwen the rich back story of a woman whose sharp edges have been dulled by life's knocks, covering her sorrow with compulsive chatter.
But it was an escape back to the war, which like it or not had given Sassoon his sharpest sense of purpose in life, as well as his deepest sorrows.
Listening to her plaintive version of "If I Should Lose You," the opening cut on her newly released third album, "I Can See Clearly Now" (Sharp Nine Records), you can tell she is no stranger to sorrow.
