Sentence examples for sorrow out from inspiring English sources

Readers now are wrung out of sorrow, out of the surprise and wonder we bring to reading.

Mr. Dennehy's Cicero, the elder statesman and celebrated orator whose beloved daughter has recently died, keeps massaging his expansive brow with his large hands, as if trying to knead the sorrow out of his system.

Tom remains depressed even after Leslie hires a stripper (Cheryl Texiera) to give him a lap dance and "grind the sorrow out of him".

The songs titles say it all: "Cup of Sorrow," "Out of the Cold," and "Jesus" (as in "Jesus, can you help me now?"). Lee has one foot at the bar and another dug deep in the Americana mud.

There was a setlist: the word "Sorrow" printed out repeatedly.

Our heartfelt sorrow goes out to David, Robin, Lauren and Haillie.

Our heartfelt sorrow goes out to his wife, Trudy, and the entire family.

The staffs and boards of WRL and the A.J. Muste Memorial Institute, in our deep sorrow, reach out to Ralph's family and wife, Karin, in theirs.

The whole scope of life, from joy to sorrow, plays out in gay bars nightly.

Like too many other, similar American independent films about families and their dealing and healing, it turns the profundities of human life — the heaviness and lightness of love, the epiphanies, disappointments, pleasures, sorrows, bliss-outs and losses — into teachable moments.

You end one of your poems saying that "You can't see the sorrow after lights out," and that you therefore "long for the dark, total black-out".