Sentence examples for bereavement it from inspiring English sources

Call it treason, call it bereavement; it was a true pop culture moment.

Rather than bereavement, it brought the eeriness, and sometimes the joy, of displacement.

The bereavement, it seems, is mine, in the sense that he won't be seen dead with me.

For a movie concerned with suicide, depression, terminal illness and bereavement, it is curiously uplifting, and dryly funny when it could be gooily sentimental.

In older adults we've shown that if you have a severe life stressor, such as bereavement, it can reduce your response to vaccination.

Bereavement, it sometimes appears, is the only serious subject that American movies recognize anymore, though Mr. Louiso's film has more in common with the small-scale realism of European films on the subject, like Nanni Moretti's "Son's Room".

For Morgan, the significance of the thankful villages is their unique mindset - one denied to the rest of Britain by the million bereavements it endured in WWI.

"It was like a bereavement, but it wasn't something I could talk to people about.

"It was like a bereavement but it was not something that I could talk to people about," she has said.

We do not know whether Tom has always been so critical, or if it is a result of his recent bereavement, but it makes for saddening reading; Murdo is a well-intentioned, warm-hearted young man, dealing with his own burden of grief and apparently not getting much support.

It provides services to families of all kinds and caregivers of choice, including through bereavement, and it preserves personal autonomy.