Sentence examples for bereaved man from inspiring English sources

In 2004, he directed his first film, "Six Shooter," a twenty-seven-minute short in which a bereaved man, played by Brendan Gleeson, encounters a young psychopath on a train, leading to a Wild West-style shoot-out.

On his blog and in his e-mails to me, Mirebrahimi sometimes resembled a bereaved man sorting through the personal effects of a loved one who had unforgivably disappointed him.

Dr. Wetli recalls a case from his work in Miami in which a bereaved man identified a body as that of his wife -- even though the body, a man's, had been shown to him by mistake.

(It was the second time in my life I had ever baked a cake – the first was in 1985, for a recently bereaved man who told me it was so bad it made him feel worse).

In the second movie, for example, one of Che's lieutenants is told that his brother has been killed in battle, and the scene is signalled as an emotional jolt, yet it passes in such haste that we can scarcely work out who the bereaved man is, let alone the deceased.

But the proof of this cat's criminal brilliance is that whenever a crime is committed, "Macavity's not there!" 6. Thomasina, the Cat Who Thought She Was God by Paul Gallico Mystical cat Thomasina is a large tabby belonging to the small daughter of a Scottish vet – a stiff and angrily bereaved man.

We are still in the present day, and this is Christian William Johnk Nielsenn), an only child — and now, for practical purposes, an orphaned one, since his father, Claus (Ulrich Thomsen), as is often the way with bereaved men, seems to be absent even when he's in the room.

Another important finding is that bereaved men seem to have greater difficulty overcoming the transitional burden associated with widowhood.

In bereaved men, the suicide risk was 1.28 times that of non-bereaved men (0.93 to 1.77; table 2).

Altogether 14.3% of bereaved men reached a clinically significant score of 10 or more on the scale (8.4% of non-bereaved men), while in the case of bereaved women the percentage was 25.2% (17.8% of non-bereaved women).

Depression and anxiety were significantly more frequent both among bereaved men (depression: p = .001, anxiety p = .005) and bereaved women (depression: p = .008, anxiety p = .000) (Table  1).