Sentence examples for sorrow strikes from inspiring English sources

When sorrow strikes the housekeeper, he offers genuine words of comfort without having to think about it, while Mrs. Studevant's attempt at compassion remains stymied after much thought.

Strikes and sorrow at the National Gallery?

Lee Myung-bak, the country's present leader, said Roh's death had left him "stricken with sorrow and deep sadness".

Many Republicans and Democrats see cause for optimism for reasons that are both personal and political for the players in the White House and the lame-duck Congress: personally, they are as stricken with sorrow as other Americans; as for the politics, they know that partisan sniping could repulse many voters at this time.

Eventually I found my way back to my cell with a heavy load on my shoulders and the last place where a man stricken with sorrow should be".

Lord Bannside said: "The brutal killing of a young police officer in Omagh this afternoon strikes pain and sorrow in the hearts of all right-thinking people.

The idea is that this would capitalise on the public outpouring of sorrow at seeing Mr Obuchi struck down so tragically.

-- Another mass shooting in America has left another region stricken with grief, sorrow and questions about what could have possibly motivated someone to gun down a dozen people at a country-western bar.

One 5th grader wrote: "Even though we are small, we understand all the sorrow and misfortune that has struck our dear brothers..."....

Barack Obama, in Chicago on a fundraising tour, expressed sorrow that tragedy had once again struck the base.

His use of figures to represent human attitudes like sorrow or fear in some cases strike the viewer as ludicrous.