Sentence examples for terrible sorrow from inspiring English sources
"terrible sorrow" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is a phrase used to describe intense sadness or grief. You can use it in a sentence to express a strong feeling of anguish, such as: "After the sudden loss of her beloved pet, she was filled with a terrible sorrow that seemed to consume her."
Watching a back-hoe construction vehicle tear down one of the buildings, Hillel Fendel said: "I feel a terrible sorrow.
An Israeli rabbi has said that the prospect of having a gay festival in his city has created "a deep and terrible sorrow that is unbearable".
"It must be a terrible sorrow to be young and unattractive: to look in the mirror and see a sallow unhealthy face, with a yellowish skin, straight nose, and mouse-colored hair," the twenty-four-year-old critic Anne Fremantle wrote in 1933.
In the end, the emotional force of the second half makes me suspect that the apparent artlessness of the first half is a ruse; that, in a Lilliputian fashion, what appears to be a straight narrative of her early life is actually tying the reader down with a thousand imperceptible guy ropes, so that when she unleashes a terrible sorrow, there is no escaping it and no looking away.
He can play anything, but I like him in this; he has such a terrible sort of sorrow".
It comes from a terrible fear and sorrow, but it's a simplistic and dangerous way to go forward".
We don't even have a language for this emotion, in which the wonderful comes wrapped in the terrible, joy in sorrow, courage in fear.
In response to this desire of the many Hibakusha who have transcended such terrible pain and sorrow, the rest of us must become the force that drives the struggle to abolish nuclear weapons".
Another couple's multi-million dollar business went bankrupt and they not only lost millions, but experienced terrible guilt and sorrow for all of the employees who no longer had a paycheck to count on to provide for the needs of their families.
Thomas's sorrows, terrible though they became, never had that effect; instead of broadening and renewing his gift, they eroded its early momentum.
"The God of Small Things" was about one family, primarily in the nineteen-sixties, and though it included some terrible events, its sorrows were private, muffled, personal.
