Sentence examples for to be mourned from inspiring English sources

In recent years he became notorious for outmanoeuvring an increasingly strong democratic movement, at the cost of his country's economic well-being, and his passing is unlikely to be mourned by a majority of Guineans.

Their destruction is tragic, to be mourned.

Gareth continues to be mourned by his friends and colleagues".

Still, not all failed civic dreams deserve to be mourned.

When her mother died the writer couldn't mourn her - she'd lived too fully to be mourned.

And the death of a parent is something to be mourned but overcome.

You want to be mourning those people.

— is that Reich seems to be mourning a catastrophe that has not yet taken place.

Other social media users have berated those deemed not to be mourning deeply enough or failing to wear black clothes.

What you ought to be mourning is our sins," Drain said.

Heschel seems to be mourning our failure in years before to "offer sacrifices on the altar of peace".