Sentence examples for well mourning from inspiring English sources

Well, mourning might be a bit strong, but before one of the last of the old Strip's attractions is blown to bits in public, a geriatric crowd gathered to remember the place.

It was a Tiger Tiger for fucks sake, you might as well mourn every slightly sub-par stock take in your local Wetherspoons.

Because, as well as mourning their father, the three are also exhilarating in their sudden freedom and exploring their disjointed relationships with one another.

"We weren't even in a state of war – how could this happen?" The mood in South Korea, she says, is one of shock and shame as well as mourning.

The death of Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, has prompted a bout of soul-searching about America's national destiny as well as mourning for an icon of the 20th century.

He loses himself, as well; his protracted mourning and disorientation play out in the refuge his connections obtain for him: a temporary, year-by-year contract to conduct a vague seminar in history.

Missing are direct references to James Dean, though the rebel is present everywhere; what seems in atrocious bad taste, "The Death of Natalie Wood" may well be a mourning for lost love.

She might well feel heavy and cumbersome; she might well be in deep mourning for her fugitive youth.

But in retrospect, the mourning started well before the first of Germany's seven goals.

Everyone else wanted to be part of this collective mourning as well, even those who had no words of their own to offer.

On October 13, 2016, King Bhumibol died, triggering a period of nationwide mourning as well as intense speculation about the future of the monarchy.