Sentence examples for most grief from inspiring English sources
It wasn't that he caused me the most grief.
It's certainly one of the most polluted, but it's the potholes that cause me most grief.
And the newspaper story that caused him most grief was written by the PCC chairman himself.
Alison agrees: "Phoebe has been the steady constant in my life, whereas men have been the most unpredictable and given me the most grief".
Yet of all the demographics they've teased in their time, the one that has given them the most grief is liberals.
But the most grief he got was from anti-war protesters who demanded he make explicitly political statements with the bombed car.
As Shakespeare wrote, "Where joy most revels, grief doth most lament; / Grief joys, joy grieves, on slender accident".
For most, however, grief and exhaustion still reigned.
Slowly, the glancing references to the loss, her death, give way to the most abject grief.
Even at their moments of most intense grief, Cohen does not allow her characters to plunge into self-pity.
"I feel the most terrible grief," he says, when Bathsheba, taking leave of her senses — or, rather, obeying them to the full — marries the mercurial Troy (Tom Sturridge).
