Sentence examples for long grief from inspiring English sources
"There must, somewhere, be an equation for how long grief lasts," she thinks.
A medal is possible, but no one knows how long her grief can be suppressed or if it can be forged into something constructive.
The novel suggests that as long as grief exists, so will the tantalising notion of life after death; but now such concepts are couched in the language of science.
As long as grief support is viewed as a sporadic, localized issue rather than a sustained, universally applicable one, we will see little action to increase the level of engagement from institutional organizations.
A man can dwell too long with grief, and now, quite suddenly, quite wonderfully, I wanted to cheer again, to break forth from darkness into light, to stand up in that sparsely filled, murderously damp, bitingly cold stadium and scream my head off.
The lonely, widowed Quoyle (Kevin Spacey) finds comfort and empathy in a single mother's long-held grief.
Describes how she and Borden eventually confronted each other with all their long-buried grief and frustration, yet decided to stay together.
He reads the painting as an expression of long-harboured grief over the male relatives that Caravaggio lost to the plagues of his childhood.
Healing was a long and grief-stricken process.
Long-forgotten grief and sorrow often festers below the surface, eating insidiously away at one's self-esteem.
The long-lasting grief from the loss of both her mother and sister to drug addictions has significantly affected her emotional well-being, especially when trying to be a stable and clear-headed parent.
