Sentence examples for global grief from inspiring English sources

No memes of unified global grief.

Paying tribute to Bowie during his speech to London Government leaders at Mansion House on Thursday, Mr Johnson said: "Think of that great Londoner who died this week amid an unexpected outpouring of global grief, a man who was born as Davy Jones from Brixton – and yet who reinvented himself as Ziggy Stardust and the Thin White Duke and other characters and who was recognised as a genius.

Only a few months ago, on January 10 of this year, David Bowie died, leaving behind a wake of global grief and an outpouring of admiration for his life's work.

The event provoked a global outpouring of grief.

It isn't clear what the global outpouring of grief that followed Diana's death really said about her life.

From a decade's distance, there is something a little incommensurate in that great global throb of grief.

Three of the four occupants of the vehicle, including the couple, died at the scene, prompting a global outpouring of grief, and a crisis for the monarchy.

Bowie's death, for instance, sparked not just a global outpouring of grief, but also led to a great appetite for stories about his life and work.

Amid the global outpouring of grief, taking a quiet moment to listen to "I'll Be There" or "Off the Wall" left no doubt as to what a talent had been lost.

This past weekend, a massive photograph of Cecil the lion (the beloved animal whose illegal death at the hands of a dweeby American dentist inspired a global outpouring of grief) was projected on to the Empire State Building.

The dominant model is the cognitive behavioural model, which suggests difficulty integrating the loss into autobiographical knowledge, negative global beliefs, misconceived grief symptoms and avoidance behaviours underpin the development and maintenance of PGD.