Sentence examples for grieve that from inspiring English sources

It had not occurred to me that there was anything to forgive that anything was ensouled that could grieve, that could endure through the years.

Sue Galloway, who plays an ambiguously accented comedy writer on "30 Rock," performed a character piece about a drunken office worker singing an aggressive version of "I Will Follow Him" at a karaoke night; David Cross, the "Arrested Development" star, read remarks posted on the East Village blog EV Grieve that complained about the Upright Citizens Brigade's arrival.

I came across a really interesting article on "What Happens When We Grieve?" that described a phenomenon that I hadn't fully understood before.

"It's necessary to grieve that".

It took time to grieve that loss, and there are still good days and bad days.

"I chiefly grieve that I cannot grieve," he wrote in a letter the following week.

LaWanda's mother and sister are out, preparing for the public grieving that awaits them.

It's a threnody in the truest Greek sense of the word, a grieving that has to be a public act.

It has been well documented how Ojeda slipped into self-destructive grieving that included long periods of isolation, tormenting his wife, shutting out his kids.

There is grieving that had to go on.

It's part of a public grieving that is playing out across the Southwest and Latin America as Juan Gabriel's ashes are being ceremoniously ferried across Mexico.