Those who witnessed the extraordinary workings of his mind couldn't help but mourn his departure from a position that he lit up with his wild imaginings.
I know that Miles regrets things he said and did and that he can't help but mourn his diminished smell, sight, energy and memory.
Again there is no one here and I cannot help but mourn the many plots that have been cleared or covered for winter.
Yet whenever she steps off the stage, Ms. Shawcroft cannot help but mourn the absence of a serene voice with an unplaceable, vaguely Southern accent, that was always exhorting her to try harder and push further with her comedy.
His admirers will take him any way they can get him - novels, essays, biographies - but after sinking into these stories gathered from "a lifetime of writing," we can't help but mourn the passing of his short-story days.
But I can't help but mourn the passing of the colourful Wagah border ceremony, whose pantomime aggression is to be toned down to help improve relations between India and Pakistan.
