Sentence examples similar to Such a grief from inspiring English sources

"When people see water, this is such a grief-stricken area that it is certainly within the realm of possibility," Ms. Regenhard added.

The women I spoke to were open about their losses, and about the difficulties of coping with such a public grief, but they were also one of the most life-affirming group of people I've ever met; a living manifestation of the kind of place Aberfan had been in 1966.

My AP English teacher, who finally seemed to care about books in a way that made me feel at home -- in fact, when she died suddenly a few years later, I felt such a raw grief both for myself and the students she could now never inspire.

Such a canyon of grief triggers the kind of emotional vertigo that would make anyone recoil.

Such a public display of grief had never been seen in Britain; that kind of public emotion was reserved for the likes of Eva Peron.

Such a letter might cause introspective grief, be a wake up call to stop acting out and reach for help -- an opportunity to grow from missteps.

I had been back to the city many times since my childhood, but never in such a state of grief and confusion.

At one moment, Ulysses' discontent seems to mirror that of Tennyson, who would have been frustrated with managing the house in such a state of grief.

We may think that we "should know better" than to act this way or "are stronger than this" and we "shouldn't be" in such a state of grief or feel so torn asunder that we cannot stop the feelings of the wanting, needing, craving and obsessing over the relationship.

Such relentless grief certainly disorientates and could well exhaust the reader.

Your loved ones never recover from such an experience; the grief becomes something that shapes who you are.