Sentence examples for small sorrow from inspiring English sources
BUTTONWOOD had a small sorrow recently.
At each small sorrow wishing she were dead, Yet gay at little pleasures.
It's a small sorrow to accept that Updike in this single respect hasn't shed the assumptions of his generation.
Michael Freedman, who won a Fields for proving the Poincaré conjecture for the fourth dimension, told the Times that Perelman's proof was a "small sorrow for this particular branch of topology".
Lee is also sensitive to the separate histories of men and women which create different rules but then require them to live together within that separateness – anyone reading "A Small Sorrow" will recognise that the story of compromised marriage which plays out in "a traditional house skirting the DMZ belt" could equally take place in London, Delhi or New York.
They are not about terrorism and they are not tragedies; they open a door onto other destinies, smaller sorrows and, sometimes, tawdriness.
Stung by an accumulation of small personal sorrows, Michael cannot resist dissolving them into a collective sense of grievance.
It is the complicated, abiding pleasure, to paraphrase Ralph Waldo Emerson, of finding the universal thread that connects us to the rest of humanity, and, by doing so, turns our small, personal sorrows and individual tragedies into art.
Fesperman breaks all of these rules in "The Small Boat of Great Sorrows".
"The Small Boat of Great Sorrows" manages to survive its Hollywood finish, much as it transcends its black-and-white moral landscape.
"This is a story of their searching, their dreams, their sorrows, their small and futile rebellions, and their endless battle to establish their own place in America's greatest Metropolis -- and in America itself".
