Sentence examples for implied grief from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, there are no wicked stepmothers or witches, just a gentle tale of how the search for a Christmas tree allows Oother to break through his implied grief and native reserve to show his love for little Pyn.

There were those whose behaviour seemed to imply: "Your grief is an embarrassment.

This consent does not imply that the grief is gone.

What was doubly unpleasant was the hierarchy of grief that the statue implied.

Shortly afterwards, she became literary editor of the New Statesman, a job she has implied she was offered partly as an escape from grief.

The wink was implied.

Its departure implied death.

The asterisks were implied.

He also implied that Ghazala Khan's silence as her husband talked about their son's death was because of bad, scary, oppressive Islam, rather than, you know, the sort of overwhelming grief that human beings feel under such circumstances.

Some passages implied genocide.

It should be implied.