brokenness

From head to foot, his body had the look of pain and brokenness.

All she knows is that he passes his brokenness on to her.

The first way to come to humility is through brokenness.

"We want them to feel that their brokenness is welcome here.

It can be a place of growth instead of brokenness.

And now he was confounded by this new concept of "brokenness."

But there was a strange brokenness about its appearance that made me consider it more carefully.

The brokenness of his voice tore at her, but she steeled herself.

One could argue that brokenness and alienation are fundamental to the world.

'The whole journey is about showing our brokenness,' he says.

The brokenness of the world has had cataclysmic effects, which includes the weather getting bad.

He always wants to take our brokenness and start again, resurrecting what we feel is a hopeless life.

There is brokenness in my life that has healed.

So, as Angie learned, your past failure does not have to doom you to further sexual brokenness.

He had demonstrated both humanity's brokenness and God's love.

For a day and a night, we wandered the brokenness of our minds, heeding nothing.

Brokenness has become a little bit of theme, without necessarily offering a solution."

He saw a brokenness and a cynicism in the face that stared blankly back.

"Pray for me that I will approach that same level of brokenness and willingness."

Everywhere you look, there are pain and brokenness.

And therefore, second, it is out of your brokenness that you discover what you have to offer the community.

I was picking up the broken pieces, and it made me think about our own brokenness in our lives.

Tasha White, 18, attended the event last year and said it had opened her eyes to "a culture leading us into brokenness."

But I discern your brokenness, and it is because you have sinned."

She felt her own brokenness deeply, a longing to come clean and be helped, a signal going out from her.