Sentence examples for grieving openly from inspiring English sources

In many traditional societies, grieving openly is discouraged in an effort to guard against recurrent loss because grieving is thought to lead to depression, which delays physical recuperation [ 43].

Grieving openly, Lutnick, 50, gave the families 25% of the firm's profits over five years, $180 million, plus ten years of health insurance.

Grieving openly serves the important function of assuring ourselves and others that it is normal, and temporary, and part of a full and authentic life.

Neal grieved openly and outwardly.

It is wrong to bask publicly in glory on the deck of an aircraft carrier unless you are also willing to grieve openly for fallen soldiers.

On Thursday, three Mornin' show anchors on WDBJ7, the station where the victims worked, grieved openly in the first such broadcast since their colleagues were murdered.

What happened was sports' equivalent of the deaths of Elvis and Diana, Princess of Wales, an opportunity for people who identified with Dale Sr., a hard-nosed outsider who intimidated his way to racing success, to grieve openly.

And others grieved openly for the inevitable deaths of innocent men, women and children beneath the bombers, as if their losses would only compound the thousands of American deaths.

As journalists at the Virginia TV station WDBJ7 grieved openly for two colleagues who were shot and killed by a disgruntled former employee, the father of one of the victims, reporter Alison Parker, called for reform to America's laws on gun control.

Mike Scioscia and his Angels of Anaheim, who grieved openly for starting pitcher Nick Adenhart, killed with two friends in a car crash as the season began, but moved on despite a 9-13 stort to win the American League West for the fifth time in six seasons.

We're in mourning over the loss of another under-appreciated TV gem, and we figured the best way to pay our respects was to grieve openly.