Sentence examples for makes you grieve from inspiring English sources
While the argument may not be new, it is executed with real dazzle and flair in a show that makes you grieve for a fallen puppet while also delighting in an acrobat's ability to perch on another man's head and produce a bouquet from his left trouser-leg.
I recently watched the New York vocal ensemble Ekmeles rehearse two madrigals from Book V — "Se vi duol il mio duolo" ("If my grief makes you grieve") and "Mercè grido piangendo" ("Mercy! I cry as I weep") — in preparation for a concert at Columbia University's Casa Italiana.
Grieving makes you stop and take stock of who you've been, who you are, and who you want to be.
O'Donnell told the Times that a return to the theater helped her grieve because, "It makes you remember there are other emotions," she said.
Staying at home will make you unhappier during the grieving time.
This will make your popularity skyrocket, as people will put you in their diaries and make boards about you, grieving their loss.
"You don't want to be a part of making them grieve for anything".
When you recall fond memories of the person who died, it makes the grieving person feel good that others also cared deeply about his dear one.
What happened in New York has made us grieve and wonder.
At the showcase Mr. Hansard read from "Strict Care, Strict Joy," a poem by the Irish writer James Stephens that serves as both a title and a thematic undergirding for the record: Caring for grief he cared his grief away: And those sad songs, tho' woe be all the theme, Do not make us grieve who read them now — Because the poet makes grief beautiful.
