Sentence examples for whose grief from inspiring English sources

There's testimony from a married couple whose grief over a daughter's death was salved by Ram Dass's powerfully empathic letter.

Jessica Chastain plays Jack's mother, whose grief, and that of her husband, casts a shadow of tragedy over everything that will follow.

Jessica Chastain plays Jack's mother, whose grief, and that of her husband, over the loss of their son casts a shadow of tragedy on everything that will follow.

No one will ever make a tragedy — and that is as well, for one could not bear it — whose grief is that the principals never met.

Jessica Chastain plays Jack's mother, whose grief, and that of her husband's, over the loss of their son casts a shadow of tragedy on everything that will follow.

Jessica Chastain plays Jack's mother, whose grief, and that of her husband, over the loss of their son casts a shadow of tragedy over everything that will follow.

Whether or not it is proven to be true; whether or not their motive was borne of a brand of Islam that authorizes such horror and atrocity: there is no justification for taking advantage of our collective grief and anger by demonizing a peaceful people whose own grief and anger is as real and legitimate as ours.

Turning to Bob and Sally Dowler, whose private grief he says was "turned into a photo opportunity" by the News of the World.

In the other were charismatic quacks or parents who were utterly convinced that the vaccine had made their children autistic (and whose genuine grief swayed many viewers).

And Jane Lapotaire turns the Duchess of Gloucester into a silver-haired figure whose widowed grief manifests itself in a burning appetite for revenge.

The lives of a new widow, a callous, controversial artist, and a counsellor whose own grief remains raw are drawn together in Deborah Robertson's poised debut, Careless (Sceptre £12.99, pp298).