| It's only because we imagine some state of unbrokenness that we think brokenness is tragic. |
| To be poor in spirit is to acknowledge one spiritual poverty and brokenness. |
| There is a brokenness in the utterance which makes it difficult to translate, but which is touchingly natural. |
| The magnitude of his own brokenness began to sink in and now he could barely hold back the tears. |
| I want to live among the broken, because I too am broken, and I believe it's only in our brokenness that we find freedom and hope. |
| The foolishness would not be so noticeable if the brokenness were not so hideous and genuine and actual and matter-of-course. |
