Sentence examples for with some sorrow from inspiring English sources
For the extended Cowboys family, Thursday's blessings will come with some sorrow.
"Any parting is tinged with some sorrow but in this case it's vastly outweighed by sense of optimism and confidence".
"Any parting is tinged with some sorrow, but in this case it's vastly outweighed by a sense of optimism and confidence.
An academic with some sorrow in her past, Louise is enlisted to communicate.
On the latter, Andrew Ti of "Yo, Is That Racist?" notes, "It's distressingly easy to imagine the writers sitting around and listing off every single ching-chong stereotype, ultimately deciding with some sorrow that a Fu Manchu mustache would be impractical for budget reasons".
He looks on them with compassion, frequently with sorrow, and with joy when, against all odds, they find redemption.
With some sense of sorrow and rage for the confusion of our world, rather than icy, degrading disdain, we could take this view: Hating Donald Trump is okay, no problem.
Where some might react with sorrow, others with anger, and still others with partisan delight or indifference, milling helps to diffuse a single mood within a group.
Sometimes with glee, sometimes with sorrow.
Maariv said, "With sorrow, with sadness, with silence".
PAGES A3, A22 Pictures of Fear In Beslan, Russia, where a siege at Middle School No.1 left more than 300 dead, residents are still struggling with their grief, some dealing with their sorrow with drawings, above, or with wreaths and messages of condolence.
