Sentence examples similar to grief abates from inspiring English sources
The consuming grief had abated; Mr. Gibson and his wife of 26 years had survived something most parents say is too painful even to consider.
But Wetterling's grief had never abated into abstraction.
But the wider choices for companionship, for relieving loneliness and grief and for abating dependency bring with them a distinct disadvantage.
But it is a truth universally acknowledged (on Fleet Street) that grief is more swiftly abated if it involves a sixth stage: randomly blaming a celebrity.
Sometimes focusing on the externals -- the napkins, the dress, the food -- can temporarily abate the grief, fear, and sense of feeling out of control.
And victims' family members who either did not want the defendant put to death or who discovered that the prospect of an execution did not abate their grief or make any more sense of their loss would share in that sense of relief.
Those who oppose removal of the exclusion believe that the research has a difficult time differentiating symptoms of depression from that of normal grief, but unlike depression, those symptoms, in most bereaved individuals, abate within six months.
