Sentence examples for grief it has from inspiring English sources

Centre-left socialism is still in the anger-denial stage of grief; it has advanced no theory of its own ineffectiveness and produced no substantial account of how it alienated large parts of its voting base – both among the progressive salariat and the traditional working class.

Like a folk song that sounds sad even if you are happy when you sing it, Gordon's ostentatiously severe film wallows in a grief it has not earned.

Mr. Ridge, also Catholic, is said to be still in the running, although his support of abortion rights -- and the grief it has caused him with Catholic leaders in his state -- make him a riskier, more controversial choice.

But Siskel highlights how Powell has been in a state of denial about his book for decades – despite the professional grief it has caused him and despite the disavowals he has published on Amazon and in the Guardian.

Many have made a ceremony of throwing out their test-prep books, or even burning them, and they are flocking to the movie with real delight in the premise of students uniting to get back at the SAT for the grief it has caused them.

That is the nature of grief; it has it's own rhythm.

After all the grief it had caused, the stone was lying obediently on the trailer, at the top of the driveway.

Gone was the pall of grief: it had been replaced by a nation with a uniform sense of purpose.

In the days that followed, the IRA issued a statement apologising for the grief it had caused the families of the Disappeared and that their suffering had continued for so long.

A pioneer in the field, Shear has developed this therapy for persistent intense grief and it has been proven effective in multiple clinical trials funded by the National Institute of Mental Health.

It takes a very cold heart to say that a dead baby is not worth our grief because it has passed beyond suffering.