Radek Sikorski, the foreign minister, who broke the news to the prime minister, Donald Tusk, this morning said that the head of government wept on hearing it.
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In the three-month-long trial, Shafia testified, "My children did a lot of cruelty toward me, " as he wept openly on the stand.
Shortly after Sept. 11 Lutnick wept openly on network television and proclaimed the firm "would do everything we can to take care of" the families of the 700 people he says his bond brokerage firm had lost.
Asher Seator, his best friend, wept as he called on officers to launch a full inquiry.
In the capital, Santiago, hundreds wept and embraced as they watched the rescue on a flickering big screen TV set up in a square.
Mr Brooks, who was with Mr Lawrence on the night of the attack, had wept while giving evidence at the trial.
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Once, through the grimy panes of an upstairs window, the younger brother, from his ladder, saw the woman crouched over a dressing table, her head on her arms as if she slept, or wept.
When former President Ronald Reagan visited his birthplace in Tampico, Illinois on May 10, 1992, this tender-hearted, consummate gentleman, fast-fading with enveloping Alzheimers, wept, said curator Joan Johnson, as he laid eyes on the bed, where his mother Nelle had labored for many difficult hours, before giving birth to him on February 6, 1911.
Lindsay June Sandiford, 56, wept when judges handed down the sentence and declined to speak to reporters on her way back to prison, covering her face with a floral scarf.
Gaenswein, who wept as he and Benedict made their goodbyes to staff in the papal apartment on Feb. 28, has appeared visibly upset and withdrawn at times as he has been by Francis' side.
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