Sentence examples for cause to mourn from inspiring English sources
Many of the rest are as likely to see its capture of land and subsequent occupation as a tragedy for Israel.The Palestinians who watched the march quietly from the sidelines, kept at a safe distance by police, have had still more cause to mourn.
The tragic killings of children have cause everyone to mourn the senseless loss of life that is becoming all too common.
We want a society that affirms the worth of every individual -- the same kind of affirmation that causes us to mourn the loss of so many precious lives on Flight 9525.
The death last week of Lauren Bacall, Humphrey Bogart's co-star in To Have and Have Not, The Big Sleep and Key Largo, caused many film fans to mourn the passing of one of the last truly great Hollywood talents.
As Rodrigue bewails: "One deed would cause the one I love to mourn,/The other she would scorn".
Exhausted Sookie Stackhouse (Anna Paquin) wants to mourn the dead alone, but her friends have other plans on "Lost Cause," Episode 75 of HBO's "True Blood".
Is this something to mourn?
Few came forward to mourn him yesterday.
Some wore black to mourn their freedoms.
On Thursday, crowds amassed to mourn Karamanoğlu.
