Sentence examples for bereaved whose from inspiring English sources

At Gettysburg, Lincoln may have lifted the spirits of the bereaved whose menfolk were about to be buried.

Cenotaphs were built to comfort the bereaved whose relatives had no known resting place — the bodies of hundreds of thousands of men had been lost on the battlefield or eviscerated by shellfire.

That might be language appropriate for a private conversation with the bereaved, whose interests may well center on the unfathomable ways of death and loss.

DUJIANGYAN, China — Bereaved parents whose children were crushed to death in their classrooms during the earthquake in Sichuan Province have turned mourning ceremonies into protests in recent days, forcing officials to address growing political repercussions over shoddy construction of public schools.

The film hears from survivors, cops, bereaved families and Phil Scraton, whose book Hillsborough: The Truth is now accepted as the last word on the subject.

In last year's Call of the Wild 3D, Lloyd played another life-affirming mentor: a recently bereaved Montana old timer whose granddaughter comes to stay and gets rehabilitated from her city hang-ups by granddad's care, an affectionate wolf and a spot of sled-racing.

The Bereaved Families Forum, whose members have all lost relatives to Palestinian suicide bombings or Israeli army incursions, holds school talks and runs art projects, and operates a phone line that people can call to make contact with someone from the other side.

Like them, "Wrecks" presents an ostensibly straight-and-narrow soul — in this case, a newly bereaved widower reflecting on his long and happy marriage — whose inner self has at least one nasty twist that emerges in measured installments.

Just as the newly bereaved often attempt to carry on as if nothing has happened, artists whose massive hit is still fresh in the collective memory will typically embark on a tour and place the song early in the set, willing themselves to believe that people turning up to see them didn't just come along to hear The Hit.

In a national register in Finland, Huttunen and Niskanen compared the offspring of 167 mothers whose husbands died during their pregnancy versus those of 168 similarly bereaved after delivery [ 9].

Then there is Mary in Glasgow, whose florist business isn't going so well; she is cold-calling the recently bereaved in the hope of some trade.