Sentence examples for beginning to grieve from inspiring English sources
At 12, I was angry with Dad for not getting better, frustrated by the speed, or lack, of recovery and beginning to grieve for the loss of the father I'd known.
One day after a plane crash near Martinsville, Va., killed several members of the Hendrick family and some of the team's top management, the Nascar community is only beginning to grieve and assess the impact of the loss.
Elian has not yet even begun to grieve the catastrophic loss of his mother.
"Until we get the truth, we can't begin to grieve," said Danroy Henry Sr., the student's father.
It has been an endless week for the parents, wondering if it is time yet to begin to grieve.
She said she felt sad, confused and overwhelmed, and began to grieve the loss of her family as she knew it.
The piles of stuffed animals and flowers and toys have grown each day, but there was a hope that with the final funeral, the people here could begin to grieve outside of the constant glare of media attention.
She needs to know the answers for herself, if only to begin to grieve with genuine love or consign the marriage to the bin, and toughens up visibly throughout this first hour.
I find it oddly comforting as we begin to grieve again to remember that terror is a global phenomenon, with no clear frontlines, and that we are all at risk.
A Brooklyn man in his 40's said that in the days after the terrorist attacks he could not begin to grieve for his wife, who had been in the World Trade Center when it was destroyed, until he was certain she was dead.
