Sentence examples similar to tragic grief from inspiring English sources

The glory of the "Goldberg" Variations is that they include some of the most tragic, grief-filled music Bach ever composed (Variation No. 25) and some of the most comedic.

Their deaths, no less sad and tragic, their families' grief, any lesser.

"If the basis of the objection is a tragic incident that caused grief and pain and people are expressing their grief by saying that we are no longer in a welcoming mood – I respect that," M. A. Farooqi said in an interview.

The primary emotions are not anger but grief and tragic terror".

She described the shooting of Patrick Dorismond as tragic and acknowledged the grief and the anger it has caused.

The melancholic love story of Toru Watanabe, his best friend Kazuki and Kazuki's – and later, Watanabe's – fragile, enigmatic girlfriend Naoko, has all the awkward fumblings of first love, first grief and tragic longing.

But it makes his gayness unambiguously clear and shows how his adolescent desire for another boy is bound up in secrecy, repression, shame and grief – a tragic condition but one that also fuelled his intellectual focus and self-sufficiency with such tremendous results.

However, others have defended the film, including the Guardian's Ben Walters, who suggested that The Imitation Game "makes his gayness unambiguously clear and shows how his adolescent desire for another boy is bound up in secrecy, repression, shame and grief – a tragic condition but one that also fuelled his intellectual focus and self-sufficiency with such tremendous results".

"This is the most tragic and horrifying form of grief and loss".

Friends and colleagues of Dr. Dan Martin, Visiting Investigator at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancexpresser, express their profound grief at his tragic accidental death.

We shared his family's pride in his numerous and varied accomplishments and now share their incredible grief in his tragic and sudden passing.