Sentence examples for external grief from inspiring English sources

The chancellor's unique selling point has been making German voters immune to external grief.

Not only high ( M_{s} ) values are required for thermal energy dissipation in the tumor cells, but also to give more control on the magnetophoretic velocity of the MNPs '( V_{text{mag}} )' in the blood using external magnetic field (Grief and Richardson 2005) (Eq. 8).

"The country is with them in this hour of grief," said India's minister for external affairs, Sushma Swaraj.

Grief is not "a physical means to an external end," but rather "a logically necessary and eternal constituent of the divine life" (McDermott 1969, 843).

It has, for instance, been found that relatives exposed to deaths from external causes are at a greater risk of developing complicated grief and post-traumatic stress symptoms 18 22 because such deaths may involve higher immediate stress levels, stronger feelings of grief, greater difficulty in accepting the death and fewer available coping strategies to deal with the loss.

His father, already beset by internal doubt and external uproar a year into the American civil war, was propelled by restless grief to walk the dark and stormy Georgetown cemetery where Willie's body lay.

Sometimes focusing on the externals -- the napkins, the dress, the food -- can temporarily abate the grief, fear, and sense of feeling out of control.

But its emotional core is in "private grief / or private fears", its struggle to reconcile an inner life with external pressures.

She starts off in Firstborn (1968), interested in the image, the external world, but soon shuts down the perceptual apparatus to see only herself involved in her grief.

Grief is grief.

Adolescent grief.