Sentence examples for generate grief from inspiring English sources
For some students, the loss of their prior beliefs can be profound, creating a sense of crises and loss that can even generate grief over their now-lost faith (Barra et al., 1993).
School shootings like that at Columbine High have generated grief counseling and communal sympathy.
Regret incites us to review and reflect on our actions; when we miss the mark, regret generates disappointment and grief.
And dealing with grief generated by dead animals -- that's optional, isn't it?
You inevitably feel like the grief has to be real to generate that level of constant emotion, but you know it's performed.
Viewers generate inside jokes, ask for life advice, even discuss their experiences of grief or depression.
When I ask him if he's not tempted to back away from public pronouncements on religion, given all the grief it generates, not least for himself, he says, a little wearily: "No, I don't think so.
"I was interested in how grief is performed, and how the emotional response is influenced by civic leadership, organized religion, or in this case, by people who are paid to generate emotion," Simon tells The Creators Project.
Encouraged by friends and bolstered by their drive to gather the signatures needed to get an initiative on the state ballot this fall that would make such memorials legal, the Blounts have forged a crusade out of their grief that has generated a vigorous debate here.
The studies revealed that the social context influences the patterning of grief, the symptoms it generates and the emotions displayed.
