Sentence examples similar to through sorrows from inspiring English sources

The democrat in me continues to admire her, and her commitment to living through sorrow.

In the remembrances broadcast and published in the past week, joy that this man existed runs through sorrow at his loss.

There was that almost forgotten surge of fear, then the uncontrolled free fall of emotions rushing through sorrow to anger before stalling in a sense of helplessness.

If you love someone, you don't want them to experience sorrow or pain – indeed, often, you'd rather go through sorrow and pain yourself than have them experience it.

We will be together through sorrow and anger, rehabilitation and recovery.

Reading this story allowed me the same shock of recognition one feels when reading of a love affair that matches the depth of one's own romantic love, and though Caldwell and Knapp's story is eventually soaked in grief, reading their joy makes it worth the pain of going through sorrow with them.

"From the moment we met, meant to be / Through the sorrow, through the stress, meant to be / Through life and through death," Thomas sings.

But it gave Mr. Cudmore, 39, a sales director with the Risk Waters Group, a way to balance an active social life with a gentle sensitivity that helped his friends through their sorrows and joys -- whether making daily calls to a friend going through a painful breakup or giving a first-time father emotional support.

Next I talked them through the sorrows of the pear-shaped woman.

Through May 20: "Sorrows and Rejoicings" written and directed by Athol Fugard, with Blair Brown.

Ott said that he and Cooper, who are now married, saw him through a " 'Sorrows of Young Werther'-like Werther'-likeer a girlfriendownturn him; Green told me thaftert ordered him to watch the profoundly silly 1950 film "Harvey," which both lifted his spirits and cured him of his antipathy toward black-and-white.