Sentence examples for perceived grief from inspiring English sources

Then there's the App Store, which operates a download model, but one which has none of the perceived grief of installation that PC-based games have.

The gestures toward the sky were often perceived as grief or sadness.

Unlike the two previous studies [ 14, 16], our study could not verify a process of depression, although we perceived its potential at the grief process in which patients were silent for long time periods.

However the major challenge was the necessity to place the onus on the bereaved family member to directly contact the study team themselves, which, for many, may have been perceived as an unnecessary burden adding to their grief.

The centrality perceived and feelings of hostility predicted the score of complicated grief.

In this perceived special relationship lies a potential for emotional affectedness and grief reactions [ 22].

This latest death has sparked an outpouring of grief and rage across social media over what many perceived to be institutional racism.

This perceived lack of permission to grieve adds to the complexity of their grief.

It happened, perhaps mawkishly, when Princess Diana died in 1997 and the royal family — perceived as stuffy and unresponsive, remote and unfeeling — seemed to disdain its subjects' communal grief.

In some ways, grief is then expressed as a form of pleasure to cope with perceived loss".

Frankly, that's a fitting response to Komen's attempt to use the grief and courage of breast cancer patients as a means of scoring political points against a perceived "liberal" enemy.