Sentence examples for public grief from inspiring English sources

The prime minister made the announcement after widespread public grief following the publication of Alan Kurdi, a three-year-old Syrian refugee, whose body was photographed washed up on a Turkish beach after his family failed to reach Greece.

There were extravagant, spontaneous displays of public grief.

She is at the moment of exposure, between private hurt and public grief.

Passionate, ritualised public grief has not disappeared, it has simply moved from one arena to another.

One can't think of a better example of public grief graciously expressed.

In America, her demise caused a remarkable outpouring of public grief.

— breaking up with another man, in a scene of public grief.

In a week during which the world lost David Bowie and Alan Rickman, much has been said about public grief.

GREEN-WOOD (Factory School, paper, $15) is a meditation on consolation, war, private enclosures and public grief.

PUBLIC grief can be hard to express in a holiday town, built around the promise of heedless fun.

He was buried in Westminster Abbey with all the funeral pomp he could have desired and with public grief.