Sentence examples for mass grief from inspiring English sources

Other complaints reflected the myriad complications of mass grief.

Still, Peshawar's weather is more benign than that of Herat, where the cold has been such an essential part of the mass grief.

And when mass grief was symbolised by ribbons of white silk issuing from leonine eyes, I was reminded of Peter Brook, the influential English director.

Another bereaved and weeping relative, asked angrily: "If they knew the plane was faulty, why did they let it fly?" The mass grief was deepened by the painfully slow process of identifying the badly charred bodies of their loved ones.

One woman recalls being unexpectedly overcome by the mass grief surrounding the death of the Princess of Wales: "She'd wept like a baby, though she didn't really understand why.

Readers recalling – fondly or otherwise – the author's style in the NME of the late 70s and 80s will know not to expect anything but a different kind of "biography" of the man whose death in January plunged many of us into mass grief.

After a mass killing, grief is supported by wisdom; laws change, and killings stop.

Twice a week, at a center in Baghdad, masses of grief-weary Iraqis line up, some on crutches, some disfigured, some clutching photographs of smashed houses and silenced children, all ready to file a claim for money or medical treatment.

The mass eruption of grief in New York City left behind its own kind of debris.

The death last week of the world's longest-reigning monarch has left the country bereft of its key pillar of unity and seen mass outpourings of grief.

A day after North Korea announced the death of its longtime ruler, Kim Jong-il, televised video and photographs distributed by the reclusive state on Tuesday showed scenes of mass hysteria and grief among citizens and soldiers across the capital.