The phrase "mourning that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example sentence: She spent the entire day mourning that she couldn't attend her best friend's wedding due to her illness.
It was, he said, a day of 'national mourning' that would not be forgotten soon.
In the week of mourning that followed, I was seduced by an older man.
He took some comfort in leading the Kaddish prayer of mourning that follows soon after the psalm.
There is a hagiographic pattern to the public mourning that doesn't always convince because it happens as rote.
Martin, who did not speak of the incident publicly until Monday, said that he had apologized to Mourning that day.
What if the grief and mourning that followed 9/11 were allowed to foster a nonviolent ethics of compassion rather than a violent politics of revenge and retribution?
It was only when the march became an act of mourning that opponents of the government were permitted to gather in Moscow's center.
"The Long Goodbye" also traces the second crossing that death mandates: the architecture of mourning that enables survivors to go on.
Some of us are even middle-aged "orphans". And probably all of us wear some scars of mourning that will never fully heal.
They captured the complex mixture of collective shock, shame and mourning that followed the Japan's defeat after the second world war.
Richard Jefferson, a third-year forward who was one of the players who were laughing, told Mourning that indeed it wasn't funny, it was "hilarious".
