Sentence examples for sorrow how from inspiring English sources
How lovely she is, he thought, with a stab of sorrow, how lovely.
His name is Arthur, and in the exhibition book he recalls with obvious sorrow how his birth country slid into civil war after the breakup of the Soviet Union.
To watch (as you can on iView) how eloquently his cinematography told tales of outback sorrow, how tensely minimalistic its climactic shootout is in its editing, and how smartly his script unfolds the unseen devastation wracking rural communities and realise that he went unrewarded for it is, frankly, mind-boggling.
On an evening in September, Heng Vicheka, 25, sat on a Bayon soundstage and described, in a voice ragged with sorrow, how he lost his family in 1993.
But if they did, here's what we would ask them: How much more pain, how much more sorrow, how many more deaths by illegal guns must we endure before we get the NRA's support to do something about it?
"I feel so much sadness and sorrow for how my life turned out.
In those years, the disparity between the vast Yankees treasure available for player salaries and the paltry resources of the Royals was such that a (resentful, grudge-bearing) Red Sox fan could claim the ethical high road by expressing sorrow at how Yankee cupidity was depriving the devoted fans of Kansas City of all hope.
Your instinctive contempt for her displays of sorrow, and how she's been able to elicit comfort, raises questions about whether you received what you needed 10 years ago, when you were so young and less equipped to ask for support, or even understand how to grieve.
And if I have written anything to add to those stores of innocent and healthy amusement that are laid up in books for the children I love so well, it is surely something I may hope to look back upon without shame and sorrow (as how much of life must then be recalled!) when my turn comes to walk through the valley of shadows.
Malala speaks with sorrow about how much she misses her country, its smells, sights, and most of all, its sense of community.
She writes about all the "warnings" she received while she was pregnant -- that she should prepare for difficult situations, for sleep deprivation, for weight loss challenges, for sorrow -- and how far these warnings fell from the reality of her blissful first months as a mom.
