Sentence examples for grief expressed from inspiring English sources

Despite the proliferation of  "cute" pet pictures and anecdotes on the Web, actual displays of affection toward one's pet or companion animal, or grief expressed over their illness or death, is looked upon with ridicule.

Davis told the pope that he had "read with emotion the deep grief expressed [in the pope's letters] for the ruin and devastation caused by the war which is now being waged by the United States against the States and people which have selected me as their President".

However divisive a figure Chavez was in his own country, the grief expressed by many Venezuelans is undoubtedly heartfelt.

In some cases, the grief expressed was profound.

Some of the grief expressed reads like an entry in a diary.

There is significant context to the grief expressed last night by the mass of protesters who marched down Kingsland Road – the main artery which runs through Dalston – demanding justice for the killing of yet another black man by police.

At least grief expresses itself in the cathartic flow of tears, with the possibility of moving through to the other side.

How they would have understood my frustrations, fed me potatoes and tortes to assuage my boy-grief, expressed indignation at the rejection slips that kept piling up next to my computer.

On the surface, little grief is expressed here in Meulaboh.

One can't think of a better example of public grief graciously expressed.

Funerals are big social events at which grief is expressed openly and exuberantly.