Sentence examples for human grief from inspiring English sources
But logos could not assuage human grief or give people intimations that their lives had meaning.
After Mark Twain said it embodied all human grief, people began to call the statue "Grief".
There are still laughs, but also glimpses of real human grief, before the welcome, gratefully received happy ending.
She knows that whatever she offers will be taken up, because of the utter repetitiveness of human grief.
In the way of human grief, I want, instead of honoring the tree directly, to conjure up the world in which it was a monument for me.
Grief, it turns out, is grief, however you cut it and comparing readings for pet grief as opposed to human grief on the griefometer serves little purpose.
He has chance to imbue it not with the trite, topical humor we have come to expect from the genre, but rather with the full range of emotions that encompass the human experience: grief, fear, hope, sorrow and, of course, humor -- lots and lots of humor.
Shakespeare's poetic expression in his later plays, such as Hamlet, King Lear, Othello, Macbeth, and The Winter's Tale, is supple, approximating the rhythms of speech, yet capable of conveying the subtlest human delight, grief, or perplexity.
A social worker came in and talked to us and told us kind of what was going to happen to us as a human in grief.
As a result, the common human experience of grief becomes intoxicatingly, sometimes comically strange.
Astonishing creative powers, perfect love, tragic loss, heroic bravery, a recognisable human failure, noble grief, ignominious death, final union: it's easy to see why the Orpheus story has commanded such interest over the centuries.
