Sentence examples for very much mourning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ramin, the composer's lifelong friend and orchestrator was, according to Mr. Brohn, "very much mourning and too close to the music and asked me if I would take it over".

And I'm very much in mourning about it.

We will miss you very much and mourn your passing.

The passage of time isn't so much mourned as noted.

I do not mourn because his soul is very much alive.

More than a year after New Zealand mourned his death, he is still very much part of the nation's consciousness.

But as David Foster Wallace said, "Some of the most urgent themes or issues like 'how to deal with mourning the loss of someone you love very much' have been so adulterated by cynical commercial art that it becomes very, very, very difficult to think about how to talk about it in a way that's not more of that crap".

It's a short, gut-flung song about a sparrow and a hawk, but in its wildness suggests very much more – the beauty and cruelty of nature, a great mourning for the preyed-upon and the lost.

"Very, very much.

Thank you very, very much".

"There, thanks very much".