In a chapter he had titled "My Daughter Is Unhappy," she found "years of verbatim conversations," and reeled to read this summation of the narrator's daughter: "She sometimes seems so barren of hope that I find myself grieving silently alongside her, as though at an empty coffin or grave in which her future is lying dead already".
His silently grieving father was out at work, he didn't get on with his elder brother - "He hasn't spoken to me since 1976, other than to say [adopts a flat voice] 'Hello', and from 1976 to 1982, he called me stupid on a daily basis" - and his maternal grandmother had emigrated to join her other daughter in Australia, having fallen out with her son-in-law.
After my marriage ended, I silently grieved for the loss of that union.
As the first anniversary of your death approached, I finally reached a point where I had had enough of silently grieving.
"The person who initiates the breakdown gets a head start," Morris says, and may be silently grieving the relationship during what both will look back on as their final days together.
With Holter shaping Sadie as a fast-talking spark plug, Jania as a foul-mouthed Vassar alumna and Arnold as silently grieving over the departed Pam, he gives Luce a pleasant conciliatory demeanor and soon enough reveals that Ricky and Luce have been carrying on a clandestine love affair.
Ron suffered silently, seeking sanctuaries to grieve alone.
* The surgeon who stayed in the room as his patient died, standing silently and comforting the grieving wife.
The dancers laughed silently, looked at an invisible object up to one side, grieved, stirred unseen pots — all with that polished French delivery that shows you what a tremendous favor the performers are doing you with their energetic charm.
She silently seethes at her mom Evelyn Nicole Kidmann), who seems more liberated than grieving -- perhaps due to the arrival of Uncle Charlie (Goode), the handsome, debonair younger brother of Richard.
