Sentence examples for gentle grief from inspiring English sources

My gentle grief counselor advises meditation.

We were left with - not gentle grief - but traumatic grief.

Unfashionably slow, the film offers gentle observations on grief and pets (the companionship, the breed-bores new owners become, the disruption to domestic harmony and hygiene) which will no doubt have you squeezing out tears, either of boredom, or slushy emotion.

For the distress of the soul-sick child heroine of Ambroise Thomas's "Mignon," longing for the land where the orange trees bloom, gentler yet visionary grief is in order, and Ms. Kasarova finds that string, too.

But it was all part of my journey and I continue to try to be gentle with both my grief and myself.

When my cancer-stricken, elderly father passed away at home with family by his side, I grieved and wept, but my grief was gentle because my dad had lived a very full and rich life.

Two members of Rhys's family read from St Matthew ("Whoever becomes humble like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven"), 11 of his well-scrubbed friends from Broad Square primary school lit candles in his memory, and Everton player Alan Stubbs gave a simple reading ("Be gentle as you walk with grief").

Be honest and gentle with yourself about your grief.

He stops, layers of grief contained within his gentle demeanour.

In fact, it is the unsentimental compassion of the film -- and its gentle insistence on the need to transcend grief -- that is the clearest sign of a maturation on Mr. Moretti's part.

Her gentle affection for the cat, and subsequent grief when All Ball was killed by a car, further endeared Koko to the public.