Sentence examples for inspire grief from inspiring English sources

Should this inspire grief, or hope?

During the past year, a series of police killings of African-Americans across the country has inspired grief, outrage, protest, and acrimonious debate.

LAUTENBERG FAMILY J.C.C. OF GREATER MORRIS "Inspired by Grief, A Painterly Memorial" by Fern Bass.

Many of Howells's best works were inspired by grief over the death of a close friend in World War I, over the generalized slaughter in that conflagration, over one excruciating personal tragedy in 1935.

"In the Wake" is, among other things, a story about literature itself, about its power to illuminate grief and inspire resilience.

Burke's perseverance through his grief helped inspire the United States team, which reached overtime of the Olympic final before falling to Canada on Sidney Crosby's gold-medal-winning goal.

Still, Kim Jong-il's death has not inspired as much grief as his father's, analysts said.

Inspired by his grief at the death of John Keats, Percy Bysshe Shelley composes the poem Adonaïs.

But what echoes the feelings of loss and grief inspired by moments like the present one is less a matter of specific circumstances than of more primal emotions.

(John Rockwell) EIKO AND KOMA (Through Sunday) "Death Poem" is a choreographic meditation on dying and sharing grief inspired by the Japanese tradition of writing a deathbed poem.

Inspired by the grief Tennyson felt at the untimely death of his friend Hallam, the poem touches on many intellectual issues of the Victorian Age as the author searches for the meaning of life and death and tries to come to terms with his sense of loss.