Sentences with phrase «grief feels like»

Grief feels like fear.

C.S. Lewis also said that grief felt like fear.

Not exact matches

In a widely shared Facebook post, Sheryl Sandberg said she felt like her grief was the elephant in the room after her husband passed away.

For months, no matter what I did, it felt like the crushing grief would always be there.

Despite the grief and trauma and confusion we feel, we are inspired daily by the courage from leaders like you.

«Murderers feel grief like anyone else.»

«It is the most heartbreaking thing that I might never get to do that again; to lay that down feels like a death and a grief process,» she divulges.

I feel your pain and grief at what the church has done, and am so thankful there are people out there like you working hand in hand with gay Christians to heal the church.

But her response to Madame Vastra, her anger, her ability to challenge the Half - Face Man even though she was terrified, her very real grief over her good - bye to the Eleventh * sob * on the phone, I think this is the first episode where I really felt like I saw her soul a bit.

Indeed, you could say that Joseph is putting his brothers in the place that the narrative wants to put its readers: knowing what it feels like to be helpless, grief - stricken, and hated.

I can honestly tell you that I have never felt grief like this.

The more I think about grief, the more I feel like there is a selfish side to this emotion.

There have been times I have slammed books closed in frustration, cried my eyes out with what feels like genuine grief at the demise of a main character and times I have laughed so hard it hurts.

It is natural to feel like your grief is overwhelming, or that you will never feel normal again.

It's important to me that I feel like I can, without too much grief, whip up a simple curry or a yummy spaghetti sauce.

On what may feel like a lonely experience of grief, truly there are many others out there who can offer compassionate support.

If you're experiencing deep sadness and grief over what feels like the loss of not only your ideal child, but the child who used - to - be, it's okay.

It's totally normal for new parents to experience grief and feelings of anxiety during times like these.

Our courses address topics like talking to your child about adoption, helping your child cope with feelings of grief and loss, and answering questions about your child's heritage and background with sensitivity and respect.

When the sorrow and the grief of weaning feel like they're suffocating me, and when I feel like I'm cheating my youngest out of the best benefits of the breast and extended breastfeeding, I try to remember that I'm trading the ten months of nursing I had planned for a lifetime with her.

I won't get into what she did but she caused me a lot of grief and it interfered with my concentration on how I felt about what my future might be like if I had a baby.

There is so much more than grief experienced after such a loss, and there is trauma that comes from feeling like your body failed you.

I have felt grief and like a failure, but now realize I did my best to give my children what I could.

To wade through the speech a year on feels like an intrusion on private grief - not the prime minister's, but the country's.

Like so many Americans, we feel grief, immense sadness and an inherent need to do something.

This goes back to the feeling of being hurled into water: Grief is like an undertow, and when you fight an undertow, you drown.

Emotional stress from grief can have many physical consequences like loss of appetite, emotional eating, and tension and anxiety from being on guard all the time — cautiously peeking around every corner in an effort to avoid grief and the feelings that come with it.

It feels like the waves of grief are pummeling me, like I can barely catch my breath before another wave takes me down.

Unexpressed emotions like anger, sadness, frustration, and grief, can make us feel heavy and burdened.

They love deeply and can feel overwhelmed, fearful, confronted, angry, aggressive, trauma, grief, tired, alert and stressed... just like you.

If you feel hopeless like nothing you do will ever work, or if you or your child (ren) are experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, attention problems, self - inflicted injury, suicidal thoughts, or are simply wishing for healing, contact:

Comparing my couple of IVF rounds with someone's eight rounds only left me feeling not good enough or like my grief wasn't as bad.

Comparing my two rounds of IVF with someone's eight left me feeling not good enough and like my grief wasn't as bad.

But for many others, especially if you're highly sensitive, the holidays trigger more painful feelings, like loneliness, grief, and depression.

My heart breaks for his parents, and I don't even like to imagine the incredible grief they must be feeling.

Grief can be so stifling and keep you frozen in place where you feel like there is nothing you ever want to do to feel happy again.

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The Claire Danes / Carrie Mathison comparisons are inevitable (especially when Heigl's character numbs her grief with casual sex with strangers), but State of Affairs feels like an honest NBC upgrade.

This is the kind of show in which seeing new cast member Timothy Olyphant stare at Byrne from across a grief - support - group circle feels like both an act of violence and empathy, and this is before you even know who the hell he is.

This is a remarkable, triumphant, and confident picture by Aster, who gives the film an almost meditative - like sensation, as you feel every space you're in, every emotion, every moment of grief.

Fascinating at certain moments, especially when Lewis is exploring his character's grief and bitterness, it still feels like a work in progress.

She juggles anger, tenderness, and grief toward a black teen who feels like a walking casualty; yes, he heedlessly steps into several traps, but few of these would exist in a systemically fairer world.

For all of the grief given to the Broadcast Film Critics Association and their Critics Choice Movie Awards for feeling like Oscar's bastard son, over the last few years the Independent Spirit...

The unrelenting mood of grief - stricken portentousness is suffocating after a while, and even the consciously lighter moments — Eckhart and Sandra Oh getting stoned before a group therapy session, Kidman's accusatory tone over Eckhart's music taste — are often ground down, leaving the film often feeling like an airless exercise.

«Moonrise Kingdom,» like all of Anderson's films, is a very beautiful and funny movie about grief and sorrow, and the never - was 1965 the film takes place in is both a meticulously - crafted triumph of design and decor and an emotionally rich setting, full of objects you could almost reach out and touch, with feelings and yearnings that reach out to you.

The combined effect of all of these deliberately distancing techniques is a powerful viewing experience and what feels like an authentic interpretation of grief, or rather an admirable attempt to abstract such a deeply personal experience into something more broadly emotionally relatable.

The latest in a recent string of directorial debuts about young people grappling with the imminent or recent loss of a parent, Demetri Martin's «Dean» may not land with the sheer force of «James White» or offer the exacting detail of Sundance opener «Other People,» but this winsome low - key comedy lucidly conveys how grief can feel like being shot into uncharted stretches of outer space.

There is a reason for doing this, of course, forcing Katniss to soldier on without allowing for proper grief, ratcheting up the pressure on her until she snaps, but within the context of the film and its agonizing pacing, it just feels like another case of miscalibration.

, who also wrote the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award - winning play, feels too much like a «Greatest Hits of Grief» compilation, then it still manages to work due to the perceptive ideas it brings forth and the surprisingly tart one - liners that dot the film's landscape.

Even if the screenplay by David Lindsay - Abaire, who also wrote the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award - winning play, feels too much like a «Greatest Hits of Grief» compilation, then it still manages to work due to the perceptive ideas it brings forth and the surprisingly tart one - liners that dot the film's landscape.