Grief in sentence

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I believe that grief is the right word to use for numerous animals who mourn the dead.

But animal grief is different, because we're not trying to read an animal's mind.

So yes, I believe in the reality of animal grief, and I also think that if we recognize it, we can make the world a better place for animals, a kinder place for animals.

So let me tell you a little bit more about animal grief.

Now, some were just curious, but others carried out behaviors that I really believe should be classified as grief.

So what does grief look like?

We paint our grief, dance our grief, write our grief.

Animals don't grieve exactly like we do, but this doesn't mean that their grief isn't real.

And I have found it a genuine comfort, a solace, to know that we aren't the only beings on this earth who feel love and grief.

I also think we can take this a step further, and we can realize that the reality of animal grief can help us be better and do better for animals.

We can also see that if grief is real, there's tremendous plausibility to the notion that animals feel a whole range of things.

So yes, I believe in the reality of animal grief.

Good grief, not to this crowd.

It would hasten how quickly people arrive at an agreement, and so it would save everybody a lot of grief and time.

There's a friend at work whose father died a few months ago, and who understands my grief.

Her story was about a husband who's cheating, his story is about a wife who can't understand his grief.

And I knew that I couldn't allow my happiness to seep into my work, that I should take the higher road and respect people's grief.

I allowed my anger, my bitterness, my grief to simmer a while, and then I made up my mind that I was going to make a different world, and we can do that together."

It helps him when he is overwhelmed with grief and despair.

But if trees can create art, if they can encircle the globe seven times in one year, if prisoners can grow plants and raise frogs, then perhaps there are other static entities that we hold inside ourselves, like grief, like addictions, like racism, that can also change.

And so you can see, literally, signs of their shock ... signs of their outrage ... signs of their anger ... and signs of their grief.

And I've come to understand as a consequence of not talking about death, we don't know how to be around grief.

And on the flip side, if we talk about death more, we will become more comfortable with the emotions we experience around grief.

You see, grief impacted my sleep and my ability to concentrate, but it never impacted my stomach.

Refusing to accept the full weight of my grief.

But one person did not buy into my story of triumph over grief.

And just like that, I was invited to show up authentically to my grief and pain.

I had to tend to my own rage and grief first.

Because for too long have women and women of color been told to suppress their rage, suppress their grief in the name of love and forgiveness.

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