Sentence examples for is a grieving from inspiring English sources

Joseph is a grieving alcoholic saved from suicide by Juno Temple's runaway junkie in off-season Blackpool.

Lewis's Max Rose is a grieving widower, Bishé is his grand-daughter Annie, and the memories he has of his recently departed spouse (Claire Bloom) are sprinkled throughout every scene.

The working man in "Woodsman," directed by Shuichi Okita, is a grieving widower and disappointed father whose life is transformed by his accidental contact with the visiting movie crew; Mr. Yakusho's eyes register the wonder his character feels as he sees himself on film for the first time.

Carter, it turns out, is a grieving widower and a night owl with no personal life beyond the deep undercover operations he runs in downtown Los Angeles, not from an ordinary office, but from a converted sweatshop that looks like a SoHo loft about 1992.

Ms. Eckert isn't a radical, schooled in the practice of civil disobedience, but is a grieving widow convinced that the memory of her husband, and the thousands of others who died on Sept. 11, is being betrayed by state and local officials overseeing redevelopment of Lower Manhattan.

Nick is a grieving widower and flashback addict (these, by the way, are related).

"Maybe it's a grieving thing," she offered.

"I was a grieving mother but I was also still a child".

"It's a grieving less about the individual thing," Mr. Klontz said.

In her own case, she said, "there's a grieving side of divorce that never goes away.

Well said, but Twain omits that kindness makes your head spin when it's from a smart, single, sexy woman and you're a grieving middle-aged bloke.