Sentence examples for face of grief from inspiring English sources

And how to find a reason to continue living in the face of grief?

Since the Charlie Hebdo attack, Maryse Wolinski, 72, a journalist, novelist and playwright, has become France's public face of grief.

If they gave medals for bravery in the face of grief and loneliness, Mr. Lekhner would have fresh additions for the collection.

Postmodern gymnastics aside, the book is entertaining and often poignant, probing the limits of technology, consciousness, and language in the face of grief.

The council officials and police remain tone deaf in the face of grief.

Eldredge went on, even in the face of grief, to write several more books including the New York Times bestseller Wild at Heart.

CBS loves to highlight the faces of grief that accompany every N.C.A.A. tournament game, especially if they're wearing Duke blue.

Larded with visions of hills,the waves the heat makes, the subtle mirages we feel even when we don't look at their faces, which are the faces of grief and elation and so onunpacking luggage beyond some trip in a story, probably a night sea journey or something, in other words heat of the first or second order, something Yeats might worship, and Mill might turn away.

Larded with visions of hills, the waves the heat makes, the subtle mirages we feel even when we don't look at their faces, which are the faces of grief and elation and so on unpacking luggage beyond some trip in a story, probably a night sea journey or something, in other words heat of the first or second order, something Yeats might worship, and Mill might turn away.

And so we wake up today to the latest of more than 40 school shootings this year--the headlines so familiar to us, even as the geography and the faces of grief change.

In the chair on my left, Margaret, now ninety-six, kept her eyes closed as we ate, her face pinched in an expression of grief that looked like physical pain.