Sentence examples for grief from a from inspiring English sources

She explores the many personal pathways of grief: from a patrician American stoicism to a mad Medea-like pathos to a spiritual Celtic worldview.

The letters, many of them eloquent expressions of grief — from a priest in an Eskimo village, schoolchildren in Texas, a middle-class family in California, a widow in Pittsburgh, a Louisiana woman with a fourth-grade education — provide a window into Americans struggling with poverty, fighting for civil rights and trying to comfort themselves and others in the face of the president's death.

And then whether it was the loosening of the shock, or the idea that now she would have some measure of peace, or a knife-slice of nostalgia, or displaced grief from a week of violence and death, or all of it, together—I started to cry.

And then — whether it was the loosening of the shock, or the idea that now she would have some measure of peace, or a knife-slice of nostalgia, or displaced grief from a week of violence and death, or all of it, together — I started to cry.

Seeing one's grief from a larger perspective allows it to be bearable and gives it meaning.

Grief from a loss can impair daily functioning and even cause you to withdraw from friends.

Lurie was working on Byron at the time of his disgrace, and the irony is not particularly subtle that he comes to grief from an escapade that Byron would have thought distinctly timid.

It was actually anger that came to my rescue, as I was no doubt moving into grief from an even, more collapsed situation just prior.

We may suffer grief from losing a job, our health, a relationship, a pet, our home, or any other tangible (or intangible) object.

"I catch a lot of grief from all the cowboys about that.

Olive Memorial Chapel, the grief from such a sudden loss filled the room.