Sentence examples for yet grief from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure that anyone every really "gets over" the sudden loss of a loved one, yet grief is as cleansing as it is destructive.

Good reason to despair, yet grief was purgedBy tracing how creation reigned supreme.A pupa cracked, a butterfly emerged:America, still unfolding from its dream.

Yet grief doesn't have an end-date.

Your faithful yet grief-stricken congregant, Julie Mencher.

Yet the grief seems overdone.

"Yet in grief, as in love, humans are wired for intimacy.

There is, for example, Samuel's anger with a young doctor who has the "confident carriage" of someone who has not yet known grief.

For the distress of the soul-sick child heroine of Ambroise Thomas's "Mignon," longing for the land where the orange trees bloom, gentler yet visionary grief is in order, and Ms. Kasarova finds that string, too.

But what if carrying it out was actually more of the same, yet another grief ritual, a desire to explore the streets of Aura's childhood by executing a performance-game that she would have liked, all in order to intermingle with her city as I might yearn now to trace with my fingertips the contours of her lips, her eyes, her face?

Yet as grief-stricken as David Humes was, he and four sets of parents testified at the Delaware Senate Floor and the bipartisan bill, SB 116 was passed.

Yet a terrible grief comes over her when she recounts her family's losses.