Sentence examples for bereavement of a from inspiring English sources

But he was writing of bereavement — of a love cut off in its glory, through nobody's fault.

Thousands of people across Britain will meet the consequences of bereavement of a friend or family member today.

It was created by Child Bereavement UK, which also provides a resource on how to cope with children at school with a life-limiting or life-threatening illness and the particular consideration needed for those pupils who are forced to combine exams with the bereavement of a close family member.

The events that more than 10% of the sample had experienced were: serious disease or injury to a family member (n = 14), bereavement of a close relative or friend (n = 11), bereavement of a parent (n = 7), serious physical/psychological violence (n = 6), and traffic/other accident (n = 5).

And the bereavement of an institutionalised patient seems to be more painful than the bereavement after a long and stressful period of family caregiving.

Response to break-up tends to be trite or embarrassed, but here Halina Reijn lays bare the bereavement of losing a relationship, and the pain of unrequited passion.

"We have an attachment system within us which means we need to stay close to people and resist unbonding". In my case, that resistance involved a bereavement (of my mother), a conscious unbonding (six months of my ex travelling abroad) and certainly no "benefits" – except the occasional family dinner.

For example the burial society provided its members with the insurance of burial support following the bereavement of self or a close family member.

So, as we saw with La Piedad, it could be said that this image of deterioration and abandonment strengthens the image of pain and bereavement of the loss of a loved one.

"The issues they cover are serious and include war, the music industry, addiction, bereavement – loss of a son and of a limb, raising a Down's syndrome child, the devastating effect on children of neglect and perceived neglect, and coming of age.

Primal fear is what makes going through divorce, separation, bereavement, loss of a job, loss of a dream so difficult.