Sentence examples for feeling of mourning from inspiring English sources

But that Sunday evening at the cafe there was no feeling of mourning.

"But certainly there was a feeling of mourning among the older members of the gardens who understood what was going on," she said.

"There's a genuine feeling of mourning, that's not a formality, that's not showy, that's not outward-focused, but rather completely intimate," the former national assembly president Ricardo Alarcón said on state television on Sunday.

"The loud, noisy ones do call attention to themselves," Professor Kornblum added, "but a silent protest evokes feelings of mourning and loss, a deprivation of rights, people who have lost their voice or withheld their voice.

And, precisely because these composers communicated general feelings of mourning for a pre-technological past, or, more simply, a yearning for vanished youth, they remained acutely relevant for a broad public.

She reported that he had expressed feelings of mourning for the slain refugee workers, and had told her that one of the two promised battalions was already on its way to West Timor.

Death and all the feelings of mourning, sadness, and grieving that go along with it have eluded me for three decades, but the loss of my grandmother, who I called "Nana," has now made me aware of the void that can exist when a loved one departs from this life.

In this particular moment of mourning our feelings were pure, not tinged with vengeance or retribution or anger.

The color of mourning and the feeling of regret provide an apt beginning for an initially pleasant rummage through family closets that soon unearths darker memories.

And yet Warhol has a way of shocking you into a reaction: a detail, a shadow stirs your feelings and his paintings turn into acts of mourning.

I don't really have much anger or malice in me so there was a bit of mourning for the cat and feeling sorry for it.