Sentence examples for grief between from inspiring English sources
You could hear the howls of grief between the lines - yet he had denied himself, and us, a Lear.
A near eightfold reduction in the occurrences of the syndrome and associated family grief between 1989 and 2016 is extraordinary, both for its magnitude and the simplicity of its cause.
Watson wonders not just why the nation of thinkers and poets came to grief between 1933 and 1945 but also how it put itself together again and, in 1989, recreated most of the Wilhelmine state without plunging Europe into war or even breaking sweat.
This elegant and melancholy verse novel captures the sensibility of a culture haunted by repeated tragedy and grief; between the bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the regular earthquakes, typhoons, and tsunamis, the people of Ema's neighborhood live in a perpetual state of formal remembrance and resigned preparedness for the next disaster.
There is a common grief between us…a sorrow written by deaths that involved apathy, scorn, deprecation, despondence, agony.
There was no difference for complicated grief between the directly and indirectly affected (U = 74.5, p =.45).
The high rates of past violence in Rwanda allow us to compare grief reactions between bereaved survivors of violent and non-violent deaths.
Mandatory counseling after IVF failure, to able to process grief in between the treatments, was suggested by both men and women.
Some guilds are democratic, some autocratic, and I dare say some are theocratic and everything else in between". Griefing has prompted the development of virtual societies where abuse, rather than breaking the rules of the game, becomes part of the world itself.
The poem is continually rocketing between conflicting tendencies and effects, between uncontainable grief and irresistible consolation, between music and refusing to sing, between spasmodic formlessness and a delicate use of a stabilizing off-rhyme and assonance (pain, hate; sing, in, skin; gone, son).
There was a significant difference in grief-severity between those orphans who had lost both parents compared to those who had lost one parent, t(203) = - 3.48, p <.001, M = 14.76, SD = 8.87; M = 10.41, SD = 8.49.
