Sentence examples for wept from from inspiring English sources

His late-life love wept from another room.

Some perhaps wept from sorrow for their Dear Leader, some from sorrow for themselves.

Monrovians who first saw the helicopters coming in from the sea this morning said they leapt for joy and wept from relief.

While most children his age would have wept from boredom, Salazar said he felt enraptured, as though he needed to be a part of what was going on.

A year-round spring wept from the face of the rock, and the dampness of it filled the house with the smell of wet leaves and impending rain.

One guest at the party, an older woman in the United States for the first time, wept from fear; when the police demanded passports, she hesitated, then started to unbutton her pants.

Have you ever seen me weep from the sight of your beauty?

At the time, I didn't know that it was possible to weep from too much joy.

She's grinning, with a radiance that makes you want to weep, from the memory of a recent moment of companionable physical contact.

Do you think he would "weep from his grave" as the headline of Dr. West's Op-Ed suggests, or would he have a more optimistic view of the United States in 2012?

Are you with us?' 'Whither thou goest I will follow, although I may weep from time to time amid the alien corn.' 'You're a writer, yes?' 'Art historian.' 'Well, we'll be making history.