Sentence examples for past grief from inspiring English sources
That is when she began to move past grief and guilt and paralyzing self-doubt to a very specific, very focused anger.
As Biden relived his past grief in the debate, the sad mottled spot matched the melancholy wetness of his nearly invisible eyes, almond slivers that his falling upper lids threaten to seal off.
Cherokee America vividly, and often with humor, explores the bonds--of blood and place, of buried histories and half-told tales, of past grief and present injury--that connect a colorful, eclectic cast of characters, anchored by the clever, determined, and unforgettable Check .-- Provided by publisher.
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Female gender, older age, and past grief experiences have been associated with increased distress and grief in spousal caregivers of cancer patients [ 87].
He watches satirically the transparent theatrical strategies of the "counsellors" — Gestalt therapy with a Teddy bear (oneself as a child), finding a "safe place" in the room when the group therapy becomes acrimonious, visualizing one's childhood home, enumerating and regrieving past griefs, and listening to therapeutic mantras ("You are a brave and special person").
"In the past, sorrow and grief would accumulate inside a child," she continues.
Tom Lackey, 89, also continued to embrace adventure late into life, in his case as a way past the grief of losing his wife to a heart attack 10 years ago.
Not to reassure you it's OK, but to help you get past your grief". Marking milestones and creating rituals could also help.
What is most winning about "Distant," however, is that it can peer past the grief and find a scrap of comedy.
Braithwaite makes her move on Tom, who's feeling vulnerable; Sir John Bullock charms Lady Rose, who seems receptive; Lady Mary and Cousin Isobel begin to get past their grief; Michael Gregson finally gets on Lord Grantham's good side; and Mrs Patmore has a near-heart-attack, which allows Alfred a chance to prove himself in the kitchen.
