Sentence examples for bereaved's from inspiring English sources

Both men were besotted with their mothers, and after the death of Mrs Weisz, Houdini experimented abortively with seances (it may, though Sandford doesn't say as much, have been this personal knowledge of the bereaved's vulnerability that drove his later exposés).

That doesn't mean you should skip the seasonal salutations or the bereaved's birthday, but keep the merriment on mute.

"For many, EastEnders might be their first or closest experience of a newly bereaved mother's reaction and subsequently they may treat baby snatching as a typical desire.

"I thought you'd like to say something," she'll say to someone's bereaved wife or daughter.

At the time, King was newly bereaved and Shirley's husband, the philosopher Bernard Williams, had left her.

Monday's bereaved and injured will rebuild their lives as best they can, taking encouragement from the goodwill of their fellow members of the human family.

But there is another more pertinent detail — a strangely formal two-character phrase — that appears next to a disproportionate number of names:, sang'ou, meaning "bereaved of one's spouse".

As a nation that wept together resumes its hectic, distracted course, family members and outsiders say, September's bereaved have become a lost legion, left to find their own way.

Today's bereaved are therefore increasingly turning away from the old ways of death and searching for a more personalized, environmentally responsible, and ethical means of grief.

Lawyers for some of the survivors and the bereaved told Tuesday's hearing that a refurbishment, overseen by Kensington Council, had turned the tower into a "death trap".

His parents join the thousands of others left bereaved by Duterte's plan to rid the streets of crime.