Sentence examples for sharp grief from inspiring English sources
"sharp grief" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a feeling that is intense and sharp, such as when someone experiences intense sadness after experiencing a tragedy or loss. For example, "The family was overwhelmed with a sharp grief after the passing of their beloved aunt."
Not even a catch of sharp grief seemed in keeping with the mandated decorum; it's as if Polonius had scripted the show.
A series of poems that describe the sharp grief of divorce and the slow, painful, incremental creep of recovery is the winner of the 2012 TS Eliot prize for the best new collection published in the UK and Ireland.
Reading it again now, it brings back the sharp grief of Melissa's passing, and I suddenly remember, with some shame, a half-submerged feeling I had when I first read his poem.
She was alternately soft-spoken and sharp, grief-stricken and defiant, convincing and contradictory.
On the contrary, the rage this inspires is subsumed into an even sharper grief.
Could read it again already!" lilycarver "It is an experience, dreamlike, sharp with grief and the growing up on it.
When the beast's womb was cut open to reveal a delicate, half formed deer fetus it was hard to ignore the brief sharp tingle of grief that jumped up my spine.
She was slight, her face all sharp planes etched with grief, a Dorothea Lange character study; she was always accompanied by her now married and pregnant older daughter, Tammy Schweitzer.
Grief: A sharp and painful experience of loss and regret, often as the result of the death of a person or group of people.
That grief is sharper now.
It's a sharp, layered look at loneliness, grief and the tensions of marital compromise – ever so poignant and ever so well played.
