Sentence examples for called mourning from inspiring English sources

You see, there is something beautifully peculiar about this whole thing they called mourning, it's a process, it's a living breathing thing, and while it sits in your deepest bones and it's in every breath you take, it's not constantly dark.

Citizens for the Republic, a conservative grass-roots lobbying group, plans to release a stark, one-minute ad on Wednesday called "Mourning in America," a play on the 1984 ad for Ronald Reagan, "Morning in America".

The hair-accessory craze, called "mourning jewelry," was a Victorian trend of fashioning wearable trinkets out of the hair of deceased loved ones.

We might, in that indeterminate period they call mourning, be in a submarine, silent on the ocean's bed, aware of the depth charges, now near and now far, buffeting us with recollections".

And in George Square there was a lot of what one Scottish friend calls "mourning and moaning" – claims that the people who voted no were simply duped or that younger people's belief in a different future had been held back by the solidly anti-independence over-65s ("People with their best years behind them," said one voice, which is not a clever comment to make).

But honeys, at 5 a.m. after the last Dexter, I woke up with a darkness that I can only call mourning.

We are called to mourn with those that mourn, and that includes those who have not been given the miracle.

I would call that mourning".

That alone makes for what Brady calls a mourning process for the team as it prepares to face the Giants.

When someone you love kills themselves, you experience something we ( in the grief world) call "complicated mourning".

The 86-year-old Queen, clad in black from head to foot, and the Duke of Edinburgh were met at the West Door exactly 15 minutes before the service began, by a reception party including the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Lord Mayor of London, robed in scarlet and carrying something called the "Mourning Sword".