Sentence examples for fatal grief from inspiring English sources

The peevish Seth Sutter (Reg Rogers) spends the first third of the play spewing bile about his fabulously wealthy grandmother Maxene (Cynthia Harris); the next third plotting her murder (in fantasy) and neglecting her to the point of fatal grief (for real); the final third wallowing in self-hatred at his callousness — having inherited a big chunk of change.

As with many fatal diseases, grief begins early in Huntington's.

One month, two months, two years, nine years since those fatal shots -- the grief never leaves.

Eventually her mother returned, & they told her. "Grief has a fatal economy, of movement".

A fatal suicide tends to cause grief and guilt for those who may feel that they could have prevented it by caring and loving more than they did.

The crowd was expressing anger and grief over the fatal shooting of Akai Gurley, twenty-eight and unarmed, by Officer Peter Liang, which took place in the stairwell of Pink Houses, on November 20th.

He expressed grief over a fatal crash that led to a recall of 3.8 million cars, regrets about an expected second consecutive annual loss and sorrow over the decision to close the company's first American factory in California.

But that hold is faint and tenuous; tragedy doesn't fix what was already broken, and grief can deal its own fatal blows.

Still, the friends and relatives of the county's fatal victims remain in a state of grief, coming to terms with the seeming randomness of healthy middle-aged people and active retirees cut down by ever-present insects.

The boyfriend of Alison Parker, one of two WDBJ journalists gunned down during a live broadcast, shared his grief on Twitter just hours after the fatal shooting Wednesday.

It was there, on June 3, 2010, that Eddie suffered an immediately fatal heart attack that took him from Larry, leaving enormous grief but also endless fine memories.