Sentence examples for grief wounds from inspiring English sources

If pain, grief, wounds are so deep they never seem to end, then you should be-while not being, like the breeze on a calm day, like a whiff of perfume remembered from your past, like the voice in your head guiding you in times of great decision making, like a pause in a conversation-there while not being in the way.

There is none of the sense of grief, wounded pride and purpose shared by Americans in the aftermath of that catastrophe.

We don't tell her how we stopped talking as my own grief wound tight, leaving me drinking Johnnie Walker and smoking Natural Spirits on the back porch, part tribute and part giving the finger to my father's 35 years as a lung doctor and dying on me anyway.

His family, seeing his battered body for the first time since his arrest, collapsed in howls of grief; his wounds were quite simply horrific.

I confronted grief, unhealed wounds, self doubt and, yes, despair, face to face.

The grief and the wounds are still very raw.

And instead of dividing a community between those who accept the police version of events and those who question it, Williams' death has united residents in grief while opening wounds about race in this liberal Southern enclave.

My therapist taught me that grief, like a wound, must be tended to.

More than 400 British families of the fallen will suffer wounds of grief that will never heal.

Asked what would bring him closure and help him begin to move on, his answer was for the wounds of grief not to be constantly reopened by public debate; he just wanted to be able to "consign Iraq to history".

A horse walks into a bar and the bartender says "why the long face?" · I give myself permission to heal my wounds of grief in a positive fashion.