Sentence examples for mourning from from inspiring English sources

As Freud pointed out, you can't distinguish mourning from melancholy just by looking.

She and her friends used to sing songs of mourning from the old country.

The person they were mourning, from their descriptions, was the opposite of a ruthless killer.

This time, Iranian authorities took precautions to prevent any celebrations -- or mourning -- from turning violent.

STILL WALKING Another drama about death and mourning from Japan's Hirokazu Kore-eda ("After Life").

(The microblogging platform Weibo even removed the candle icon, a common expression of mourning, from its selection of emoticons).

All these deaths were widely mourned, from the pavilion dedicated to Basiony at the Venice Biennale to the many memories of Freud that rushed into print.

Now, these meetings are being mourned from an unexpected quarter: the same reformers and good-government groups that once derided the tradition as "three men in a room".

Although there is much to mourn from the past decade, I am cheered by the departure of president Bush and the closing of that chapter of world history.

It's quite a role for a player who was undrafted, who made more of an impact in Washington with his personality than his play, yet who was mourned from the minute he was exposed in the expansion draft.

Instead, time passed and her father fell ill and then died in Mexico, leaving her to mourn from a distance.