Sentence examples for woe that from inspiring English sources

This tragedy, it turns out, is merely the capstone of the woe that has plagued her life.

In John Bowen's "A Woman Sobbing", a great feminist fable, the fear coalesces around the woe that is within marriage.

Despite the perpetual tales of woe that dominate, two powerful forces are driving Africa forward in ways that few are willing to articulate.

It's a tale of woe that has long been woven into the legend of that momentous September, a whodunit that has been revived in several new books this fall, including memoirs by Paul Henderson and Brad Park.

In the absence of announcements or flags, many of the athletes could not be assigned national origins, and at this moment of woe that was a tiny blessing; the competitors had fleetingly lost their territorial and ideological separateness.

His Romeo and Juliet story is a winner (outcast Albert Kim with popular girl Mia? No way), but it's Albert's ice-dry telling of his tale of woe that sets it apart.

He insists that despite the PH Towers' woes, that was never remotely true.

In a country suffering from deep economic woes that's unsurprising.

The latest findings contribute to the woes that have dogged hormone therapy for the past two years.

Paradoxically, it may well be his personal woes that are the making of Hollande.

Pablo Sandoval – Sandoval is free and clear of the shoulder woes that limited him to 117 games last year.