Sentence examples for express grief for from inspiring English sources

And sure enough, Philae's Twitter account followed through until the end, tweeting out a series of messages about going to sleep that made many (myself included) express grief for – and immense pride in – the little lander that could.

During the Sunday television interviews, Mr. Bush expressed grief for Haiti's victims.

While Mayor Giuliani expressed grief for the family, he said much of the neighborhood's outrage was misdirected.

In Brooklyn, Mr. Alexis's mother, Cathleen Alexis, offered her first public statement since the shooting, expressing grief for the families of the victims.

There should be nothing more than the condemning of the violence and expressing grief for the lives lost.

Stiles wanted to convey that expressing grief for someone who had died was difficult for both adults and children.

Henry T. Yang, chancellor of the 21,700-student campus, released a statement expressing grief "for the precious lives lost" and announced counseling help and other measures.

Some residents expressed grief for Blouin's death, while others displayed anger and hostility towards the police, holding sings that read: "The police are stealing lives"—an ironic reference to ongoing protests by police unions and other municipal employees against cutbacks in their pension plans, where police officers can be seen wearing stickers reading: "We haven't stolen anything".

The perpetrators also needed to be given a chance to be understood and if they felt so moved, to express grief and remorse for what they had done.

Unsuccessful treatment was experienced by women in terms of grief, whereas men took upon themselves a supportive role and did not express grief reactions, but expressed a need for professional counseling in how to handle grief.

They were happy to express grief and condolence, and willing to abase themselves in general terms for their unworthiness.