Sentence examples similar to concealed grief from inspiring English sources
I tried to conceal my grief over the loss of the body I had originally desired.
She could not conceal her grief and was killed by her brother, who declared, "So perish any Roman woman who mourns the enemy".
This is all handled unsentimentally and with a positive spirit; Nick conceals his grief, calls his dad Lefty and tapes down his own right arm in solidarity.
As both Gwen and the reader soon come to understand, Jane's wisecracking asides can't quite conceal a grief as profound as Captain Raley's, as intense a sense of imminent doom.
The garment, which only reveals a woman's eyes, cannot conceal her grief.
He carried well-concealed grief, one friend said, after the death of his partner, Daniel Burton, in 2003.
For all, it has meant concealing their own grief, shortchanging their spouses and other children and tiptoeing through the awkward moments that come with lost privacy and intergenerational living.
She told me she was reluctant to talk to the hospital's counsellor, because of normative pressure from her family and other Pakistani friends against admitting the need to: They think it is means you are pathetic and they say they won't want it [bereavement counselling] … they completely conceal it [their grief] but it is an emotional and psychological burden.
One of the deeper, darker questions concealed in the maelstrom of rage and grief of Ferguson is this one: What if Officer Darren Wilson had not been armed when he told the two teenagers to get out of the street?
