Chinese officials agonize over the US pressure.

There was a feeling of extreme loss and grief among Pakistan's Twitterati.

We were saddened just this past week at the death of one of our servicemen in Kandahar.

We mourn the loss of life and the anguish of the survivors.

When a bomb explodes, all we ask for is the death toll we feel a bit of remorse, discuss it, and that more or less sums up our debate.

When I saw my child in that state, while knowing how it was, can you imagine how I felt? Terrible!

After the Alexandria church bombing that Egypt experienced on in New Year's eve, all Egyptians, from all religions, expressed sorrow and sympathy towards the victims.

The Iraqis yes, they got rid of Saddam Hussein, but when they saw their land occupied by foreign forces they felt very sad, they felt that their dignity had suffered.

This is not a product placement. It's just in fact, if I was Coca Cola, I'd be pretty distressed about this but basically, this is it.

I would also like to reiterate the deep sorrow of the OIC Group, as well as its determination to be in full solidarity with the missions of the relevant countries.

That record adds even more ignominy to the sense of loss suffered by the loved ones of those who died or remain missing.

And when I would feel sorry for myself as nine or 10 year old girls do, she would say to me, My dear, on a scale of major world tragedies, yours is not a three.

It was with great sadness that we learned of the loss of our esteemed colleague, Counsellor Lys Amayo D'Avola, a Brazilian diplomat who was serving in Bangkok, and of his 10 year old son, Gianluca.

Today, 60 years after the end of the war, we mourn all of those men, women and children who, civilians and soldiers alike, lost their lives, their loved ones or their health as victims of Nazi Germany.

Those who have survived Ebola have remarkable tales of resilience and heroic care from local health workers, but also of sadness and rejection because of ignorance about the disease. On Aug.

And half of those make them feel like shit. So they got five or six good frickin' feelings, right? It's like they feel happy, happy, excited, oh shit, frustrated, frustrated, overwhelmed, depressed.

You start to realize that Hey, I could go to this live music event and have an utterly transforming experience that will cover my entire body with goosebumps, but it's more likely that I'll feel claustrophobic and I won't be able to get a beer.

Only American neo conservatives, understandably grateful for his championing of the Iraq war and his ability to argue for it coherently and eloquently (unlike President Bush, who was and is unable to do either), are sorry to see Blair go.

A friend of mine says he no longer kills cockroaches (he 's also stopped playing shogi, the Japanese version of chess, as he no longer wants to compete with and defeat others). He feels sorry for them, and instead catches them and places them outside.Of course, he lives out in the country surrounded by rice fields, where he has an advantage I will never have a resident Huntsman spider in his back garden, nearly ten centimetres across, who takes care of any cockroaches it comes across.