Sentence examples for need to mourn from inspiring English sources
There is no need to mourn its removal.
Because it's totally OK to need to mourn it.
"There's no need to mourn the demise of this cabinet," proclaimed daily Algemeen Dagblad.
There is no need to mourn and weep in a way that can turn a mob.
The new mausoleums reflected the tension between the relatives' need to mourn and their Sinaloan impulse to show off.
Even if it is going to bite the dust, there's no more need to mourn its passing than to mourn the passing of the typewriter.
Granted, I'm not done with it yet, but as much as I'm enjoying his book, I'm still bristling over the whole assertion that he never needed to mourn.
In the week following the attack on the World Trade Centre, many New Yorkers have felt a need to gather in public, to express a complex set of needs to mourn, to express their solidarity with each other as well as with the dead, the missing and those who are trying to find them.
One second — that was all Bacsik needed to mourn the fact that he gave up Bonds's record-breaking home run, that the two of them would be linked forever, and that his flat fastball over the heart of the plate is now a staple of highlight history.
The friend who needed to mourn the Jewish daughter-in-law who would not be, has a wonderful relationship with her daughter in law, decades after the engagement.
