Sentence examples for abiding grief from inspiring English sources

Jane Mayhall, a poet who gained prominence late in life and whose work was informed by the unhurried rhythms of her Kentucky girlhood, the bustle of her Manhattan adulthood and the abiding grief of her years of widowhood, died on Tuesday at her home in Manhattan.

But, while Disney classics such as Bambi and The Lion King balanced grief with an abiding sense of fate and glorious birthright, director Andrew Stanton used it as fuel for comedy, as dear old dad is forced to leave the safety of the reef for open waters populated by all manner of wickedly vivacious creatures, from vegetarian sharks to surfer dude turtles and garrulous Aussie gulls.

Vorenus was the serious-minded, law-abiding good soldier, but goes mad with grief and guilt, turning into an angry, bloodthirsty bully.

Moving beyond those first three natural emotions - fear, anger, and grief - you will find love abiding in the heart.

Here are some ways for the law-abiding (and the less so) to minimize IRS grief.

Grief is grief.

"Grief" chronicles the abrasions of experience writ large and small: A husband taken so prematurely from Dorothy that he never knew his own daughter, just one reason why Victoria can't empathize with her mother's abiding sense of loss.

Poverty is an abiding theme.

That's one abiding memory.

Good grief".

A — An abiding faith.