Sentence examples for the grieving of from inspiring English sources

"They really enjoy, kind of, the grieving of it," he said.

And counselors believe that the rescue operation's protracted nature will complicate the grieving of young children, who already cannot comprehend death's finality.

Together they play out scenes from García Lorca's life: his assassination, his frolics on the beach with Dalí (Jonathan Haugen) and his sister (Heather Robison); or when García Lorca insists on returning to earth like Emily from "Our Town," the grieving of his parents.

Embracing death and the grieving of death is a necessary aspect of our present evolution of consciousness.

Understandably, the conversation got solemn, and I got quiet, as they shared thoughts on the grieving of the young couple.

Though a day is "filled with mortal illness and the grieving of the recently bereft," Anna finds some solace in "the abatement of the death roll".

Her favorite new identity was that of the grieving widow of the American vice president, Aaron Burr, who had died in 1836.

Wahlberg has taken the role of Jack Salmon, the grieving father of a young girl.

At the medical examiner's building, James Harvey saw the grieving families of the other kids.

One reason could be to try to provide certainty to the grieving relatives of the victims.

When Anderson Cooper began a syndicated talk show, his first guest was the grieving father of Amy Winehouse.