Sentences with phrase «sorrowful when»

Doesn't the bible say that you should be sorrowful when a baby is born but happy when a person dies?

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But how much lies beneath the words called forth by his impending passion when in Gethsemane: «My soul is sorrowful to the point of death» (Matthew 26:38).

And when Jesus saw that he was very sorrowful, he said, How hardly shall they that have riches enter into the kingdom of God!

Some of the legends shared among Catholics when waxing indignant or sorrowful about the plight of society and the Church are old ones.

The married women he must visit when sick, comfort when sorrowful and reprove when idle, and in all of this scrupulously guard himself, recognizing that chaste women may be even more upsetting than the wanton.

Pires and his few thinkalikes will be forgotten and a total irrelevance when very soon now, Wenger is sacked, thus pushing them into mourning and weeping at his sorrowful picture still hanging on their walls.

Open adoption — which occurs when people come together under less - than - optimal circumstances — is a mix of the sublime and the sorrowful.

Commenting on the study Professor Jörg Fachner, Professor of Music, Health and the Brain, at Anglia Ruskin University, who was not part of the research team, said: «This study confirms that music therapists can work with authentic experiences when using music representing the sorrowful and painful content of sad life events such as the death of a spouse or child.

At nearly six hours, pic's extreme length lets Giordana and screenwriters Sandro Petraglia and Stefano Rulli build up a novelistic rhythm, pulling the audience so deeply and forcefully into their story that it becomes like a enveloping dream; when it's over, parting with the characters is truly sweet and sorrowful.

His odyssey from bright - eyed childhood to institutionalized suppression is sorrowful and it is vicariously infuriating when his sergeants and peers dismiss him.

Sokurov and Serra are ultimately very different when it comes to the tonality of their films: Sokurov's cinema is more sorrowful, elegiac and compassionate than Serra's.

However, his sorrowful life becomes far more complex when he meets a young woman (Amanda Seyfried) in desperate need of counseling for her husband.

The best of them, Thomas Kruithof's Kafkaesque spy thriller «The Eavesdropper,» gives us that sorrowful - looking French star François Cluzet, as an alcoholic ex-accountant who becomes enmeshed in a right - wing conspiracy when he's hired to retype some mysterious documents.

What's surprising is when that passion project is as terrifying, unsettling, and deeply sorrowful as Hereditary, a haunted - house film that debuted at the Sundance Film Festival.

So one night when she thinks everyone is asleep, Jerrica borrows Kimber's camera, pulls out a guitar, and records herself singing a sorrowful, self - authored ballad about loneliness.

Just as she is about to leave Madrid forever, the seemingly content Julieta has a chance encounter that stirs up sorrowful memories of the daughter who brutally abandoned her when she turned eighteen.

And when DeVos was confirmed by a vote of 51 to 50, over unanimous Democratic opposition, Senator Cory Booker went on Facebook, «frustrated and saddened,» to sound a sorrowful note: «Somewhere in America, right now, there is a child who is wondering if this country stands up for them.»

When you are sorrowful look again in your heart, and you shall see that in truth you are weeping for that which has been your delight.

The service is excellent - often getting you an emergency appointment when needed, thorough check - ups and when it comes time for that sorrowful day, they are there for you.

The dog might try to manipulate you with a very sorrowful look when it doesn't get a treat or attention.

Depending on your angle, Yellow May could be a fluorescent iceberg with one threatening triangular peak, a sorrowful cardboard box bending in the wind or, when the shadow falls on its overhanging surface, a deceptively solid pyramid.