Sentence examples for forms of grief from inspiring English sources

Those deaths created distinctive forms of grief: traumatized, uncomprehending, unrelentingly public.

One of the new, more controversial provisions expands depression to include some forms of grief.

We have two lost children, many forms of grief and remembrance, two real women and one invented woman in different centuries and different countries.

If these were trusting relationships — if the medical profession were more empathetic, if the couple communicated more, if the parents noticed what the children were doing — there might be less need for such shame or the many forms of grief it accompanies.

Diagnosing a deeper form of grief, however, is not about taking away anyone's sorrow.

"This is the most tragic and horrifying form of grief and loss".

Today, Leader points out, our only public mourning takes the form of grief at the death of celebrities and statesmen.

With no clear explanation for what has happened to their sons, fathers, husbands and brothers, they experience a distinct form of grief known as "ambiguous loss".

If I experienced a vicarious, removed form of grief, that is a tribute to Didion's skill in telling her story.

Dr. Hadassah Brooks Morgan, a psychiatrist in New York City who is on the staff of Mount Sinai Medical Center, said that what appears to be incessant, often openly curious contact from friends in other cities is a form of grief management.

And, as Dr. Zoe Mullan and Dr. Richard Horton wrote recently in the British medical journal The Lancet, "The grief of a stillbirth is unlike any other form of grief: the months of excitement and expectation, planning, eager questions and the drama of labor — all magnifying the devastating incomprehension of giving birth to a baby bearing no signs of life".