Sentence examples for stirs grief from inspiring English sources

It stirs grief, which is bottomless.

Even in the New York City of 1990, as homicides crested at 2,245, the murder stirred grief and outrage.

He spoke, and stirred Achilles' grief to tears.

Events of 2016 stir both grief and inspiration.

ISIS originally derived from al Qaeda in Iraq, but once things got too peaceful in Iraq (after local Sunni militias helped the US drive them out), ISIS went off to Syria to stir up grief there.

Usually brief, they end with empty flourishes: "I take you now and for always, / For always is always now"; "Pour away that youth / That overflows the heart... walk with the dead / For fear of death"; "And grief stirs, and the deft / Heart lies impotent"; "No gale-driven bird / Nor frost-encircled root / As cold as my heart".

The Administration's focus on relatively recent refugees and immigrants has stirred a historical grief, and, in some instances, trauma, in people who have been here longer, and who remember how badly things could have gone had they, or their relatives, not been given safe passage.

Thus a simple-minded and righteous rage is stirred into the grief, particularly by that segment of the media accustomed to serving the powerful.

The killing has stirred broad public anger and grief in Turkey and Italy.

By Jelani Cobb The wake of the Presidential election has stirred an array of reactions — grief, denial, outrage, bewilderment — among the liberals and the progressives who supported Hillary Clinton.

The Yankees' visit was difficult for the memories it stirred, but welcomed for the respite from grief it provided.