Sentence examples for sorrow more from inspiring English sources

In Ireland and Latvia, the two European countries worst hit by banking and business collapse, savage IMF-led programmes went through in sorrow more than anger.

I say that in sorrow more than anger, and with gratitude for all you accomplished during your presidency, a successful one.

Even the suffering of Leo evokes a muted sorrow, more intellectual than sympathetic, since for much of the show he is depicted as cold, scornful and passive.

He accepted as fact a claim for which there was no valid basis: that the prohibited procedure placed women at special jeopardy for acute post-abortion regret, "grief more anguished and sorrow more profound," as he put it.

"I am grieved to hear that he is dead whom you loved, but I would not have you sorrow more than is fitting" is a slightly altered quotation from Seneca — but Mr. Grayling does not attribute it, just includes it as Consolations Chapter 4, Verse 1. (How did I know it was Seneca? Google told me).

The elegy, as a reflection on a death, on a sorrow more generally, or on something mysterious, may be classified as a form of lyric poetry.

She loved more, learned more, had more joy, more happiness, more grief, more sorrow and thrived through it all fearlessly.

I've become far more emotionally sensitive – I feel sorrows more deeply but also joys more strongly, a change for which I am grateful.

Sternberg wrote in his memoirs, "I had lost friends before, and I had known what it was to bury my own dead, even my firstborn son, but I had never sorrowed more deeply than I did over the news".

Sorrow no more sleeps near the fireplace.

At such moments, Adelia's sorrow is more moving than her outrage.