Sentence examples similar to stop grief from inspiring English sources

It began with "Poor France", then continued with "But what about poor Other Countries you didn't mention because they're not western?", then "Stop grief-shaming me for feeling bad about Paris", then "Stop shame-shaming me for pointing out systemic biases", and so on until all culture spirals into a righteous singularity.

Jackie Kay writes from the heart of a general election in Planet Farage; Simon Armitage imagines the last snowman; Alice Oswald strikes a note of heart-stopping grief.

Does grief stop?

You really have to stop giving it grief about not coming to your sister's wedding.

For South Africans who watched the dying and were powerless to stop it, the grief is still raw.

Maybe that was the whole point -- I needed to stop fighting my grief and loneliness, no matter how horrible I was feeling or for how long it continued.

Once I became willing and stop resisting it, grief and anger and fear and pain washed over and through me, without direction, carving its own pathway through my soul.

He stops, layers of grief contained within his gentle demeanour.

Over the past nine months, though, he has practiced his own way of finding meaning in all the grief: stopping rookie officers and recruits to tell them how proud he is of them.

Where does factual reporting stop and intrusion into grief begin?

In one scene she snaps at the teachers to stop wallowing in their grief.