Sentence examples for sorrow someone from inspiring English sources

Aitkenhead saw this as sentimental, but in grim retrospect it points to someone who struggled against his fear of his own sorrow, someone who was afraid, perhaps, because he understood the potential that unhappiness had to subsume everything else about him.

I came to see him as someone of substance -- someone whose thoughts linger in deeper places; someone who sees hope where others see only sorrow; someone whose comedy is informed at least in part by the profound tragedy he has experienced in his life.

Or is it that we don't want to be the kind of person who does not experience profound sorrow when someone we love dies?

What does it mean not to feel or express sorrow when someone passes unnecessarily due to my negligence?

Often memorials by name (this one's named for Dan Eckstrom, who is still alive), many hold a sorrow story, someone lost to past and now just the branch's name.

The police had fucked up the investigation, and the image that stuck in my mind was not just his mother but sorrow deep sorrow for someone who will never come back".

We share one character's sorrow when someone she loves commits suicide, and the most likable character in the book, Willard's Uncle Earskell, is the most likable because of his quiet determination and acceptance of life as it eddies around him.

Later in the bar I was drowning my sorrows when someone I vaguely knew came up.

No wonder the Roman Catholic church in Rocksburg, Pa., is called Mother of Sorrows -- someone has to cry for the suffering souls in the depressed mill town where K. C. Constantine sets his blue-collar crime novels.

I heard the harshness of self-hate and the sorrow-filled grief of someone who knows they have hurt all those they love.

This is an illogical depiction of Sri Lanka's trauma because a tear drop is not sorrowful; it is a consequence of someone's sorrow.