Sentence examples for mourned of from inspiring English sources

But who could diminish the bravura of rebuilding this, the most mourned of Britain's great railways?

Robbie Baikie survived the night and he survived the mourning of her, too.

The mourning of the dead, especially by near relatives, has taken many forms.

The second movement ("Funeral March: A State of Mourning") culminates in a large fugal outburst from the orchestra alone in representation of mass mourning, a shared history of suffering, as opposed to the individual mourning of the soloists.

The mourning of a nation.

The mourning of the Trojans at Troilus' death is great.

But it was also a mourning of Tran and Cynthia.

I think we need a mourning of the black penis.

Roman poet Virgil compares the mourning of Orpheus for Eurydice to the "lament of the nightingale".

But music and booze have been banned for the mourning of Castro.

There were different interpretations of the popular mourning of Eva Perón's death.