Sentence examples for extended mourning from inspiring English sources

But the power of "The Leftovers" is its capacity to embrace taboo impulses without judgment: to show radical faith, extended mourning, or hallucinatory paranoia not as pathological but as human, deserving of a gentle eye.

One volunteer told me Princess Moonstar, Chaco's former partner and mother of his child Baby Chaco, continues to act withdrawn as if in very human, extended mourning.

During this extended mourning period, many traditional Jews express their grief by refraining from public celebrations, live music and various other acts deemed as festive or luxurious.

With the country world in extended mourning for the father he'd barely got to know, he was pushed, more or less as soon as he could stand on stage and hold a tune, into playing shows in character as his late dad.

The parallels between the two men extend to mourning.

Each song extended love, not mourning.

"Did she mean to suggest that our mourning extend to members of the Taliban?" Shales wrote.

The mourning also extended to Twitter, where fans shared her work using the hashtag #LeilaAlaoui.

The active mourning even extended to the Tory press, whose praise for a man it had greedily reviled at the last election was quite extravagant.

During this time of mourning, we extend our deepest sympathies to Carol, her husband's family and, indeed, all of his loved ones.

At home, when Betty expressed grief about her mother's death, Don told her, "Mourning is just extended self-pity".