Sentence examples for stage of mourning from inspiring English sources

This stage of mourning should never be interrupted.

We don't know what stage of mourning we're supposed to be at.

Though the dance to Mahler's final song suggests that these people have moved through the worst stage of mourning into some kind of acceptance, the tone remains tragic.

After denial, anger, bargaining and depression ought to come a final stage of grief known as acceptance, but psychologists warn that "reaching this stage of mourning is a gift not afforded to everyone".

Aside from the obvious crassness of such speculation when friends and relatives are still in the beginning stage of mourning, Johnson's theories are not borne out by the statistics.

Well, I'm done with that stage of mourning.

Hindus also use specific foods as markers of the different stages of mourning.

Memorial ceremonies, a centerpiece of Bukharan life, are not grim, but vibrant acknowledgments of the stages of mourning.

A Canadian "relationship expert" recently launched Renew Breakup Bootcamp, a three-day program that promises to gently move participants through the stages of mourning and detachment.

Seen side by side on a gallery wall, they're the optical equivalent of stages of mourning, from stoicism, to denial to nightmarish despair.

In the end, the poem manages to enact the stages of mourning for a body lost at sea, and to achieve a resolution of psalmlike authority and Christian consolation, fused with unexpected emotional immediacy: Weep no more, woeful shepherds, weep no more, For Lycidas your sorrow is not dead, Sunk though he be beneath the wat'ry floor.