Sentence examples for grief damages from inspiring English sources

In other hostage cases, Mr. Perles said, lawyers have gradually widened the circle of people entitled to grief damages.

But Mr. Fay, the Jencos' lawyer, said Congress included grief damages in the 1996 law because terrorists try to provoke anguish in relatives as a way to pressure the United States government.

In a Daily Telegraph review that criticised the play, Charles Spencer wrote that Morrissey's was the best performance "as the blue-collar older brother who reveals extraordinary depths of grief, damage and forgiveness that finally light up this dark, flawed play".

The pain and grief, the damage he has done to our family and friends, will never go away we have just had to learn to live alongside it.

Grief had damaged her memory.

'He rings up and says lovely things, and it is a real joy.' He agrees that boarding at seven or eight can sometimes cause grief and enduring damage, but by 12 most children are ready: 'The best boarders are the ones who beg their parents to send them away.' Boarding works, he says.

On October 3, Imtiaz Ahmed Shaikh expressed his grief over the damage caused by Cyclonic Storm Onil and stated that he would be touring the affected region within the following days.

Their cargoes of imperial tax-grain were heavy, and as they were passing over they often came to grief and were damaged or wrecked, with loss of the grain and peculation by a cabal of the workers in league with local bandits hidden nearby.

And how do actions arising from family love or neighborly charity cause so much damage and grief?

Bernice (Wai Ching Ho), who refuses to be struck down by grief -- though its damage to her is visible -- slaves to restore robot toys belonging to her comatose son.

Mr. Conn considered this for a moment, and for the first time I thought I saw in his wan blue eyes the radiant damage of grief.