Sentence examples for sorrow of a from inspiring English sources

"And so when Aravan dies, Krishna endures the sorrow of a devoted wife losing her lover".

Marking the birth of Jesus has tangled uncomfortably with the sorrow of a community that lost 20 small children and six staff members.

Rather than flattening the characters, "Torpor" 's comedy deepens Kraus's devastating evocation of the private disappointment and sorrow of a white middle-class couple.

"It goes beyond local color and lays bare in quick, moving strokes the sorrow of a people," Howard Taubman wrote in his review in The New York Times, which also described the book as "marvelously right".

Years later Florens falls passionately in love with a visiting blacksmith, a free black man who has come to work on a fancy gate for Jacob's new house, and who miraculously cures Sorrow of a deathly illness.

He'd moan about his successive coaches not believing enough in him and reminisce about Cologne with the heart-felt sorrow of a slave who'd been upended and forced into exile.

Family, a B- ;The sorrow of an initial marriage failure but the happiness of a successful 2nd chance.

Ross left us with a moving juxtaposition of "Dido's Lament" from Henry Purcell's Dido and Aeneas and Bob Dylan's "Twist of Fate," both of which use the descending chromatic bass line to portray the sorrow of an abandoned lover.

But if they are wrong I think that I'll be able to say like a poet you don't know: "I shall carry beneath the earth only the sorrow of an unfinished song".

And "The Green Shore" effectively captures a mood: the bitter sorrow of seeing a beloved nation hijacked.

E. A little artist has all the tragic unhappiness and the sorrows of a great artist and he is not a great artist.