The men grieved over "Father" Shaw, but were determined to carry on.
The feeling they describe is unique because the person grieved over was unique.
"I have never known a death so intensely and openly grieved over," Lionel Trilling wrote in a 1962 introduction to Warshow's work.
Michelle Fleet was the victim grieved over by Robert Kleinendorst, while Julie Tice and Joseph Gallerizzo were their more heartless counterparts.
The second, younger, described her distress when treatment damaged her hearing: She grieved over giving up music until she learned to play her violin by sensing its vibrations in and on her body.
Scapegoating the BBC did not work when the then head of BBC current affairs, Dick Francis, observed that Argentinian mothers grieved over lost sons as much as their counterparts in Plymouth.
I have grieved over and over again for the bonding time I never had with Owen in the hospital.
It assumes you'll be embalmed, rested in a lined casket, placed in a room for people to visit, grieved over at a modest ceremony at a funeral home, driven to the cemetery in a hearse, lowered into the ground, buried, and have a few flowers placed next to your humble, flat headstone.
He grieved over her incessantly.
I grieved over the thought of making these payments.
Like any parent, I grieved over his death.
