Sentence examples for of shared grief from inspiring English sources
Broadcasting this show is a sign of shared grief?
The spontaneous appearance of the stars and stripes was a statement of shared grief, horror, sorrow and anger -- sentiments that pretty much crossed political lines.
Ellsworth's image became an emblem of the first collective loss of the war, which created an audience (and market) for his carte de visite as a memento of shared grief.
The ability of Mr Leung's administration to govern Hong Kong for the next five years or longer cannot be taken for granted.In this section Like it's 1999 Strangers in a strange land Post-merger integration ReprintsEven a calamity this month, when 39 people died after a collision between two boats by an outlying island, did not bring the solidarity of shared grief.
A banner hanging outside the restaurant announced that it would be closed for the coming week as a token of shared grief with the family of Sergeant Hazan, who served in an administrative day job in the Air Force's pilotless drone unit.
She remembers the conversation as "a moment of shared grief".
There would be no words of wisdom, no assuagement of our shared grief, no small measure of relief from the horror.
A brief but emotionally wrenching scuffle broke out yesterday morning between New York City firefighters and police officers at the scene of their shared grief, the World Trade Center disaster site.
Even the hardest and toughest men were more respectful, often giving a small compassionate nod to strangers in recognition of a shared grief.
"Dark Elegies," set to Mahler's "Kindertotenlieder," examines the shared grief of a community stricken by sudden deaths in a way that would profoundly resonate with New Yorkers after Sept. 11.
And as city and fire union officials had hoped, the occasion proved to be a catharsis for many, enabling shattered families and retinues of firefighters to stand together, to share grief and reach across national and cultural lines to find solace in one another after a wrenching year.
