Examples of 'oh that i' in a sentence
Meaning of "oh that i"
oh that i: This phrase can express a sense of longing, desire, or lamentation. It is often used poetically or emotionally to convey deep feelings of yearning or regret
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Oh that I wish this was not true in my life.
I also know… that you warned Tae Oh that I might go after him.
Oh that I never had seen you.
Go on, go on . Oh that I could also go.
Oh that I would be made pure.
Oh that I could destroy that unbelieving thought!
Oh that I didn't want you to say it at the time.
Oh that I were a Bedouin! he had exclaimed in one of his early poems.
Oh that I could comfort myself against sorrow! My heart is faint within me.
Oh that I did not want you to say it at the time … but now I am curious.
Oh that I would be a reflection of the Son!
Oh that I might have my request, that God would grant the thing that I long for.
Oh that I should be called to such a noble estate as this! ”.
Oh that I may live to see so noble a subject for my verse! ”.
Oh that I were as in months past, as in the days when God preserved me ;.
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Oh that I could be buried in the same grave with her! ".
Oh that I had taught them the Gospel before they departed . ".
Oh that I were a glove upon that hand, that I might touch that cheek! ”.
Oh that I had never been born!
Oh that I were dark and nocturnal!
Oh that I could revenge on them, as Sampson did upon the Philistines!
Oh that I should ever have revolted and rebelled as I have done . ".
Oh that I knew this husband, which, you say, must charge his horns with garlands!
Oh that I could fly into his arms! ”.
Oh that I might begin a new life! ”.
Oh that I had a chance to prove that I am, at least, not a coward!
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