Sentence examples for very grief from inspiring English sources

It is an intersection I drive through now, as if in a dream of nightmare repetition, in which my very grief is rebuked: You might have died here!

At the same time, he explores the uncontrollability of that very grief, Maureen's utter dependence on signs from the dead, the tethering of an employee to the sudden orders of a capricious employer, the sense of vulnerable helplessness caused by the arrival of unexpected digital communications.

"But here's an opportunity for us to directly help the people suffering in this very grief-stricken part of the world and to establish a very specific relationship with them that could help build a foundation for peace".

"He's very grief-stricken," said Lewis, who added that counseling will be made available next week to others affected by the incident.

It communicates a whole lot of gusto and very little grief.

They expected, as did officials at other schools, to deal with very intimate grief.

A judge ruled that she had caused her father, who has dementia, "very considerable grief" and that "it seems only right that she should go to prison".

"I was still reeling in the very raw grief of losing him and adjusting to a world without him," Batty said.

In the wake of the third very public grief session in Seattle in three seasons, did Martinez try to take over the Mariners this spring?

But after two hours of noisy pro-Qaddafi, anti-Western cheers — and very little grief — for what state television called "victims of the crusader colonialist aggression," most of the coffins were taken away.

Yet after finishing 15th in the Premier League in each of the past two seasons, with one run to the semi-finals of the Capital One Cup (where they lost to Bradford City from League Two), and now facing a third successive campaign endeavouring to keep their heads above the relegation parapet, Lambert has received very little grief from the crowd.