Meanings of general sorrow in English

Then he fell-inthe gutter; and there was general sorrow and lamentation.

This suffering may be selfish, or be merged in a general sorrow.

The day of parting was one of unfeigned and general sorrow.

A life like his could not be extinguished without general sorrow.

Even Mrs. Clemens felt the general sorrow of the race.

Tilly Troffater even seemed to share somewhat of the general sorrow, though seldom shedding a sympathetic tear.

The destruction of Santa Rosa gave rise to general sorrow among the residents of the interior of the State.

A general sorrow and anger throughout the United States reinforced the popular anxiety for national interests and the humane regard for the Cubans.

His war-horse AEthon, too, was led along, big tear drops running down the animal's cheeks, as if it shared in the general sorrow.

Almost every private dwelling had crape upon its door, and many of the very humblest abodes displayed some spontaneous signal of the general sorrow.

For those who have fallen in battle, with you the commanding general sorrows, and with you will ever cherish their memory.