Sentence examples for abandonment her from inspiring English sources

Alicia's abandonment — her solitude — is now almost total.

Throughout her life, the tabloids wrote endlessly about Piaf's hardships: the childhood of poverty and abandonment; her addict mother's fatal overdose; the death of her greatest love, the handsome boxing champ Marcel Cerdan, in a plane crash; the injuries and illnesses and prescription drug abuse.

'Her reputation will be shot for the next four years.' " Jackie listens, "mute in her bloody dress," as Cindy, now playing the mean girl, "prevailed over the group: 'She's gonna be the girl who cried "rape," and we'll never be allowed into any frat party again.' " Not only is Cindy portrayed as the instigator of Jackie's abandonment; her cruelty is given a particular social and sexual character.

Her abandonment issues, her stints in therapy, her difficulties in the romance department, her overfondness for cocktails, her midlife crisis, her fears that those around her didn't really love or appreciate her.

Mr. Arcand tries to show how unformed Tina is by bringing up her abandonment by her father and her fixation on older men.

Her pregnancy and then her subsequent abandonment of her studies, and her husband's cruel lack of interest in her and Pearl, left her lonely and isolated.

In Robyn, because she's a child, this recognition of momentousness can come only through metaphor: she feels her own abandonment of her lost children, her little dolls.

Ms. Rice has also come under fire for her abandonment of her onetime passion: the administration's stated quest for democracy in the Muslim world.

In the case of Lida, an acerbic, anti­social and terminally unwashed "townie," those "crimes" also involve a bad attitude and an inability to get past her abandonment by her mother.

The 1988 Dutch original, "Spoorloos," directed by George Sluizer, has a Bazinian "holy moment" in its first sequence -- largely thanks to Johanna ter Steege, a transcendent actress who makes her abandonment by her boyfriend (Gene Bervoets) in a tunnel so momentous that you can understand why he'd spend the rest of his life trying to dispel it.

Lata Mangeshkar sang one song for Sita, "Maj Sāng Lakṣmaṇā", in which Sita questions Rama about her abandonment but her question remains unanswered.