Sentence examples for grief making from inspiring English sources
Eventually Juannie helps usher Whida through the end stages of grief, making her accept that her place is among the living.
The Irish raider had not been asked a question when he came to grief, making a mess of his jump and giving Barry Geraghty absolutely no chance to stay on.
It's a poem about grief, making sudden turns from the gentle depiction of the couple picking flowers "among the soft shrieks / Of their jostled stems" to the savage foreshadowing of death: "wind-wounds, spasms from the dark earth, / With their odourless metals".
And The Year of Magical Thinking (Harper Perennial £7.99), Joan Didion's account of her year after the death of John Gregory Dunne (her husband and collaborator) guides us through the world of love and bewildering grief, making it new with her meticulous honesty and luminous tenderness.
But was it grief making him look so irritable, or anger at the uncle who had apparently betrayed him?
Though you should avoid making drastic changes or big life decisions in a time of grief, making small changes here and there can help you feel like you're getting into a new and positive rhythm.
Does grief make narcissists of us all?
A song of grief made fantastic by a sea change.
The reclusion of grief makes misanthropes of us all.
Grief makes her feel as though "a black wind was blowing through me, wreaking havoc".
