Sentence examples for debilitating grief from inspiring English sources

(Darwin was plunged into a debilitating grief after his 10-year-old daughter, Annie, died following a bout of scarlet fever).

The immediate, debilitating grief has, for the most part, subsided; now when I think back to how he was with my coming out, I'm left with a cascade of immense gratitude and lingering guilt.

My mother, my brothers, and I didn't know how to deal with our debilitating grief.

Others try it to recover from debilitating grief, to combat anxiety, or just to get high on the holy grail of drugs.

At the same time, Mr Gates, CIA chief during the presidency of the elder George Bush, confesses to the almost-debilitating grief that he came to feel over military casualties.In this section Is this the year growth takes off?

At the same time, Mr Gates, CIA chief during the presidency of the elder George Bush, confesses to the almost-debilitating grief that he came to feel over military casualties.His book, entitled, simply, "Duty", shows contempt for many in Mr Obama's inner circle.

So I decided to work and spiral down an unhealthy path that I believe many entrepreneurs take, of not allowing ourselves to feel anything as debilitating as grief and god forbid, we show it.

These models do not address prospective factors along the illness trajectory that may contribute to the depth and debilitating nature of grief, and fail to clarify the influence of social structures on parents' experience and construct of grief, loss, and mourning.

She discovered Buddhism in the Eighties at a point when she was surrounded by friends who were dying from Aids and struggling to deal with her own debilitating fear and grief.

Monrose, who leads a collective of pastors working with police to decrease crime in the East Flatbush neighborhood, has been instrumental in helping Christopher move from a place of debilitating depression and grief to becoming her "son's voice" for ending gun violence.

For these parents, the joy of birth is replaced by the debilitating emotions of grief.