Sentence examples for mourning stage from inspiring English sources

And he was completely right: The mourning stage can't go on forever.

The wife was past her mourning stage and wanted the world to know she was off her cross.

It was like a death in the family: You go through the mourning stage, then the rebellion, and then all of a sudden you have to find life by yourself.

(If you skipped this mourning stage, you can always come back to it. At sometime or another the tears are going to come).

Today, with religiosity in decline, families dispersed and the pace of life feeling quickened, these elaborate, carefully staged mourning rituals are less and less common.

Suzanne Collins has complicated this tradition: Rue's death, too, is a beautiful one, and the process of mourning her is staged, however briefly, with seductive aesthetic effects.

As for Queen Victoria, she made such a thing about mourning dress that stages of deepest black to dove gray were measured out as social status among the burgeoning bourgeoisie.

After denial, anger, bargaining and depression ought to come a final stage of grief known as acceptance, but psychologists warn that "reaching this stage of mourning is a gift not afforded to everyone".

This stage of mourning should never be interrupted.

We don't know what stage of mourning we're supposed to be at.

The city of Santiago is in mourning, with a concert stage at Plaza Quintana draped in black.