Sentence examples for great mourning from inspiring English sources

It's a short, gut-flung song about a sparrow and a hawk, but in its wildness suggests very much more – the beauty and cruelty of nature, a great mourning for the preyed-upon and the lost.

The reporters begin the first paragraphs, writing in both styles, the elegiac, the celebratory — Today, a great joining of continents; Today, a great mourning of heroes — eager to be the first to finger the pulse, keener still to get ahold of the telegraph when any real news comes through.

The celebration is a time of great mourning in view of loss of lives of innocent people and the massive corruption that is going on in the country.

This was the one thing in the book that I was really ambivalent about including, and I kept saying to my editor even a week before we went to galleys, "Are you sure we should put these in?" They were just so personal and something that I had written in great mourning and delivered privately.

He was going against a great, great player in Mourning.

As the senior Defense Department official reminded me back in July, "These guys have celebrated great successes together and mourned great losses together over the last few years".

A country in great pain and mourning.

The principal made the announcement and I, along with the rest of my friends, fell into a great show of mourning.

Her children Avi, Carmela and Bilha and her grandchildren Arbel, Eldan, Lirone, David, Jonathan, Daniella, Jordana and Ariel and great grandchildren are mourning her loss.

It has taken more than a year for "Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?," Travis Wilkerson's great documentary of mourning and reckoning, to reach general audiences — it premièred at Sundance in January, 2017, and opens at Film Forum on Wednesday.

Lamar added, "I'd like to think there's a sense of great loss and mourning.