Sentence examples for called grieving from inspiring English sources

"Broward's Superintendent and his PR person called grieving families "crazies", "the opposition", and call hardworking reporters "skanks" for exposing the truth.

Often called "grieve, get over it, and get back to work" by HR insiders, many companies will specify that employees may grieve for a spouse or parent -- for a limited time of 2 or 3 days -- but not for a best friend or an uncle.

The college president, Sandy Shugart, also released a video calling on grieving students not to fill "every moment with media flurry" but to take time to process what happened. .

A young woman called my grieving mother to tell her that a man had given her his checkbook and told her to spend it.

And for three years, Ian Wilmut has been taking calls from grieving parents and others begging him to clone their loved ones back to life.

In spite of a rising death toll, not a single politician has responded to the call of grieving loved ones to alter the criminalization of addiction and other forms of distress.

Will Rush call up their grieving parents and tell them that they should stop crying, because they were just "phony soldiers?" Get the point here, Rush?

Idi Amin, the notorious dictator who grew up in this tiny town, missed the Muslim burial for his elder brother -- but he did manage to place a quick telephone call to his grieving relatives from his adopted home in Saudi Arabia.

To say that the controversy over Trump's bizarre phone call with a grieving widow is not helping him on that front is an understatement and it's not over yet.

This extreme form of grieving, called complicated grief or prolonged grief disorder, has attracted so much attention in recent years that it is one of only a handful of disorders under consideration for being added to the DSM-V, the American Psychiatric Association's handbook for diagnosing mental disorders, due out in 2012.

I have set up an e-petition calling for Grieve to resign.