Sentence examples for notes of grief from inspiring English sources

Approaching adolescence, Mr. Radcliffe may also be reaching the limit of his range as an actor; he seems unable to summon the complex, volatile emotions that the story demands, with its notes of grief and rage amid the usual boarding-school intrigue.

Numerous De la Mare poems are simple and delightful nonsense: "Three jolly farmers / Once bet a pound / Each dance the others would / Off the ground", but many are tinged with subtle melancholy, the effect of a sensitivity attuned to high-pitched notes of grief even at times of contentment.

Having just lost a good friend two years prior, I felt the notes of grief reflected accurately in "The Body".

That sad, modest wish — to be kept in mind — strikes a resounding note of grief and gratitude that echoes down the ages.

Far from sounding a note of grief over this, Ms. Highsmith observes that "he felt he was at last becoming a man".

The film has a circular narrative that begins and ends on a note of crushing grief.

The Commons offered him words of polite farewell, but no note of genuine grief, affection or drama.

He noted the "outpouring of grief and support from customers and the community" when the store burned.

In the current analysis, no apparent response difference was noted between years of grief following loss (second, third and fourth years) and expression of obstacles against participation in a questionnaire survey (Table 1).

However, Vitaris did note that "what makes 'Redux II' tolerable is Duchovny, who always hits the right notes of anger, despair, grief, relief, or emotional numbness".

8, 2004) (testimony of Dr. John Matthew); see also App. 102 103 (testimony of physician's assistant Jessica Fisch) (noting that her "sense of grief" was so "great" that she "would have gladly cut off [her own] arm" and given it to respondent).