Sentence examples for some sort of grief from inspiring English sources

The key is to remember that groups of Chavs will likely cause trouble and try to cause you some sort of grief.

When I first heard Billy's voice, I wasn't sure if I was having some sort of strange grief-induced reaction to make me feel better about his departure from earth.

Apparently Anshe Chung, some sort of vitual millionaire, got griefed in an interview with CNET's Second Life reporter, Daniel Terdiman.

But you're likely to undergo this sort of grief at some point in your reading career anyway.

Is some sort of equal opportunity anti-aging grief at play here (or have I simply lived in Los Angeles too long?) What do men really think about aging?

Could her tears at her memories of Iraq cover a more complex sort of grief?

"One can only bow one's head before this sort of courage and this sort of grief".

That was unfortunate but hardly the cause for the sort of grief that has become an occupational hazard at Downton.

A spokeswoman for Alder Hey said: "The hospital obviously regret if this information is causing any sort of grief to parents".

"I never had anyone close to me die so I hadn't ever had to deal with that sort of grief.

As survivors of suicide, Williams' family experience a unique sort of grief, one coated in the surprise that accompanies any unexpected death but also compounded by society's attitudes towards the act.