Sentence examples for language of grief from inspiring English sources
Another vein of feeling and commemorative style can be found in a more purely abstract language of grief and memory.
For this was how the language of grief was being passed along: person to person, block by block -- then sweeping over the continent on television -- then block by block once again.
In the last seven days, Americans have watched their president move from the quiet language of grief to the rowdy colloquialisms of the old frontier: The United States wants Osama bin Laden "dead or alive".
The language of grief is usually not learned until we have grieved.
The film's most powerful scene is the quietly fraught reunion of these once secret lovers, whose wary body language conveys volumes of grief, resentment and lingering desire.
Pain doesn't have a language, the cries of grief don't belong to one nation.
As a marriage and family therapist, she's well-versed in the language of trauma and grief.
Postmodern gymnastics aside, the book is entertaining and often poignant, probing the limits of technology, consciousness, and language in the face of grief.
A prominent attribute of Toraja language is the notion of grief.
I know it makes others uncomfortable, but it is important to learn the language and the nature of grief and loss -- and to acknowledge that life isn't always perfect.
