Sentence examples for bereaved son from inspiring English sources
On Friday, Pao Chu Hsieh's bereaved son went out to buy candles for her funeral on Saturday.
"KADDISH," a bereaved son writes of the prayer he said daily for a year, "binds the mourner to the past and the present".
Speaking to Stan's bereaved son, Frank suggests that he can use his father's death as a motivation, a way of finding the "pure gold" inside him.
We all know the level of vengeance with which Bollywood heroes respond to the targeting of their mothers: "Teri maa mari hai kya (Is it your mother who has died?)," the bereaved son explodes at a sensible friend trying to stop him from losing control of himself.
Samuel C. Heilman, a professor of sociology at the City University of New York who wrote "When a Jew Dies: The Ethnography of a Bereaved Son," predicted that for much of the shiva period at the Kletzky home there would be "a lot of sitting in silence".
But the tenderness and eloquence with which Bush inhabits the character of the bereaved son, whose memories of his father come back to him in the form of vivid, childlike dreams, speaks to a much broader sense of how we cope with loss.
Diana's sister Lady Jane Fellowes, who has largely shunned the spotlight since her sister's death, did the only reading at the ceremony: a passage from the biblical Song of Solomon that the British press said had particular resonance for Diana's bereaved sons.
In the film's dying moments, the bereaved adult son (Sean Penn) wanders on to a beach and embraces his brother again.
And, as ever with Roper, the worst of all was enacted under his command but never in his presence – the murder of a bereaved father and son.
Porter thinks around the aftermath of loss through three tight-knit views; a bereaved husband, his sons and the volatile character of Crow, who mediates the experience.
"The apology is not going to bring back to the widows their husbands, and bereaved mothers their sons and brothers that they lost in the massacre that followed the uprising".
