Sentence examples for hidden grief from inspiring English sources

Other numbers navigate regret with laser-like precision, like the woeful "Little Shadows," an insightful take on a childless couple: "Little Shadows, hidden grief / Silent as a withered leaf / Little faces never kissed / Much imagined, sorely missed".

We also get intimations of some hidden grief that might be forcing the furious wish to escape into other worlds.

The evening began with Maurice Ravel's "Le Tombeau de Couperin" (Couperin's Tomb), a First World War composition which hides grief under serene Baroque stylings, like a cool fountain flowing lullingly in a graveyard.

"Imagine having to hide grief like this?

"Victims' families had to hide their grief," reads a board in the peace museum.

During the days that followed, Katerina Vasilievna felt very unhappy in Lobskaya Hill; she missed her husband terribly and often wept, hiding her grief from her parents-in-law.

Some isolate themselves, hiding their grief; others lean on friends and family for support; most consider the fetus to be very much a part of themselves, a ghostly presence.

There are no ornamental phrases to hide behind: "Grief is black it is made of earth/ It gets into the cracks in the eyes/ It lodges its lump in the throat".

The mourning veil was often described as a means of shielding the mourner, and hiding her grief, though mourning dress was also a form of public display, viewed by some women as an outer expression of inner feelings".

You see, I wasn't able to hide my grief for Trayvon.

So I hide my grief, push my chin up and allow the cataclysm inside of me to tremble in perpetuity.