An abiding, deep sorrow that an age had come to an end.

Of course, the awful disaster caused deep sorrow in the United States.

She was in deep sorrow over the death of her two children.

A deep sorrow came over Serge; an intense disgust with all things.

Once, in his old age, he spoke of it with deep sorrow.

He had recently lost his wife, and was evidently in deep sorrow.

But it quickly vanished, and left behind an expression of deep sorrow.

The committee left in almost as deep sorrow as it had come.

If even guilty, had she not expiated her guilt by deep sorrow?

He said Tokelau is with New Zealand during a time of deep sorrow.

There was deep sorrow and lamentation in the little hut of the poet.

There is a loneliness in deep sorrow which the Deity alone can relieve.

Now Mishani had finished the book, and a deep sorrow had taken her.

So is it with the great heart smitten with deep sorrow.

For a time deep sorrow fell on the lord of Ringstetten and Bertalda.

Amongst the delighted crowd, one person alone contemplated the picture with deep sorrow.