Sentence examples for time grief from inspiring English sources

In time, grief turns into thanks.

Although grief was public, the emphasis of grieving moved from the passage of the departed to the pain of those left behind, a shift that continued into the twentieth century, by which time grief was considered personal, psychological, and even intensely private.

In my 16 years as a critic for the Observer, my heart has soared and been stirred there at many productions including Jerry Springer: The Opera, Summerfolk, War Horse, Vincent in Brixton, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Grief, two Hamlets, one Othello, Copenhagen, The Pillowman, Timon of Athens, The Pitmen Painters.

The voice is at times grief-stricken, at times helpless; the narrator tells us that when he watched the doomed ship on television "suddenly my feet felt icy cold.

May they be comforted in their time of grief.

This is a time of grief for our family.

All of which seems to leave little time for grief.

There's no time for grief or depression.

The family requests privacy during their time of grief".

"Our prayers are with you in this time of grief," Mr. Obama added.

"Our sincere condolences go to their families, friends and colleagues at this time of grief".