Sentence examples similar to a gracious leave-taking from inspiring English sources
It is a remarkable book, a "bitter leave-taking of England" as Graves described it.
It ends with a final leave-taking in the couple's apartment.
A story about a child leaving home could have been treated as a weepy leave-taking shaded with sepia sentiment.
They represent, as Richter puts it, "a leave-taking from any specific doctrine of salvation".
Richter says that the series was a kind of "leave-taking".
We need "a language for leave-taking", Lawrence-Lightfoot argues, and not just for funerals.
The fear that cherished people will evaporate creates the fantasy of a leave-taking that leaves nobody behind.
It is not an extraordinary leave-taking, for it feels so very temporary.
Gerard Bobotte, the choreographer, seemed to suggest a passionate but tender leave-taking that Ms. Lacarra enveloped in a haunting sadness.
All the movements are a different kind of leave-taking.
"Farewell the tranquil mind" has never sounded like such a dangerous and irrevocable leave-taking.
