Sentence examples for though grieving from inspiring English sources

Khamisa, though grieving, came to offer forgiveness.

Though grieving the loss of Captain America (now trapped, sob, at the bottom of the icy ocean,) she is feisty, fit, formidable and, increasingly, furious.

Ultimately, though, Grieve will win in one form or another.

No time for grieving though, the NTSB is all over the investigation.

Many who attended the wake said they had come to grieve for Nixzmary as though they were grieving for a sister, a daughter or a close friend.

Writing poems for me is not simply a matter of grieving, though very often it is that, it's wanting to resurrect or preserve or do things that pull against the fact of our mortality.

Though no two grieving processes are exactly the same, having someone to talk to can make you feel less alone.

As the family grieved, though, some outsiders questioned whether the heroic, public-spirited ethos of the Kennedy family could rise above the sense of recklessness that has engulfed the clan and was personified in recent months by the 39-year-old Michael Kennedy.

For now, though, Ms Silva is simply grieving.

Curiously though, once you have stopped grieving for all the characters doomed to remain at best lonely and unfulfilled, at worst maimed or dead, you are left in total awe that someone at the age of 23 could write so compellingly and so confidently about the underlying spiritual isolation of the human condition.

Alas, funding for the Super Collider was cancelled in 1983, but even though I grieve that we physicists had failed to convince Congress, I'm at least proud that my book made it into McEwan's canon.