Sentence examples for grief taking from inspiring English sources

In March 1994, his longtime partner, Arnie, died from complications related to AIDS, and Mr. Welts compartmentalized his grief, taking only a day or two off from work.

Amid the global outpouring of grief, taking a quiet moment to listen to "I'll Be There" or "Off the Wall" left no doubt as to what a talent had been lost.

Anne was prostrate with grief, taking to her chamber.

Some said his family had been killed, and since that day he'd been wandering around in grief, taking solace in religion.

He works as a private police homicide consultant and undergoes therapy with the ultimate goal of overcoming his grief, taking control of his phobias and disorder, and being reinstated as a police detective.

All other grief takes second place.

Grief took him to unexpected places.

The histrionics of grief took on a competitive quality.

As he corrected himself, replacing "is" with "was," grief took sudden hold, and his voice cracked.

As directed by Ciaran O'Reilly, quiet grief takes priority over spookiness.

The bereaved would also lose the benefits that accrue from letting grief take its natural course.