Sentence examples for having mourned from inspiring English sources
So when, in 1834, Mill — having been chastened by madness and instructed by art (and having mourned, and been emancipated by, the death of Bentham, two years earlier) — began a new journal, the London Review, the contributor he sought most eagerly was no utilitarian but the great Scottish reactionary prose-poet Thomas Carlyle.
So when, in 1834, Mill having been chastened by madness and instructed by art (and having mourned, and been emancipated by, the death of Bentham, two years earlier)—began a new journal, the London Review, the contributor he sought most eagerly was no utilitarian but the great Scottish reactionary prose-poet Thomas Carlyle.
Some parents have mourned the death of their daughters.
"Of course the whole world has mourned what happened.
For so long, I had mourned this baby's presence.
Maurois does not seem to have mourned it much.
"Muriel," she says, "if I could have mourned myself..
We have laughed, we have mourned and we have celebrated together all these years.
"After they have mourned the slain children, people will seek unambiguous answers from Pakistan's rulers".
The mother, for instance, has mourned over the necessity of leaving her children.
