Sentence examples similar to wide grief from inspiring English sources

It was the profound, nation-wide grief following Port Arthur that allowed gun reform to take hold in the first place, and the more recent Sydney siege that pushed the government to stay abreast of changes in weapons manufacturing.

Candy, whose response to each alarming turn of fortune was a wide-eyed "Good grief!," emerged into freedom and respectability at the end of the 1960's, only to find her generous sexuality -- once characterized by Nelson Algren as an "aptitude for wriggling out of her panties in noble causes" -- under indictment by feminists.

But there was another, horribly poignant, reason that Peaches' death caused such wide ripples of grief.

"The Cook, The Grief, His Wides and Her Bother," says Matt Lindsay.

A crowd whose diversity bore witness to the bestselling author's wide appeal were united in grief and celebration.

Rodenbach was an elegant, almost dandyish dresser, but Lévy-Dhurmer shows him with his shirt collar undone and with a wide-eyed expression of reverie bordering on grief.

Entrepreneurs in the realm of grief are exploring a wide range of online options.

Share and share again so that we might spread grief intelligence far and wide.

"As in not go to the opera?"       "An Einstein!" he declared, an ironic smile spreading wide, though the eyes glistened with grief.

There was grief too from the wider film industry in Australia and New Zealand, where The Lord of the Rings films were made.

Remarkably, the most viral late-night moment for any politician during this cycle was a long, wide-ranging conversation about authenticity and grief.