Sentence examples for could not grieve from inspiring English sources
I once believed that I could not grieve for what I do not remember.
Phil Hammond, the former chair of the Hillsborough Family Support Group for nine arduous, largely fruitless years from 1999 to 2008, always explained that he and his wife, Hilda, felt they could not grieve properly for their 14-year-old son, Philip Jr, because of police lies and the justice campaign that had to be fought.
Mothers felt they could not grieve in order to protect the unborn child and fathers felt they needed to support their partner.
A broken girl who was close to her brother, who died young — and she couldn't grieve with her parents, no way.
When it's public, I felt like I couldn't grieve the way I wanted.
The good researcher does not grieve over the death of a particular hypothesis.
It is culturally assumed that a community will not grieve the loss of 'a thing'.
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.
