Sentence examples for bereavement that from inspiring English sources

Brown's friends were in the state of bereavement that is the worst to bear.

Her decision to marry Adolf, we learn, came at a time when her mother was dying of tuberculosis and her father sinking into a bereavement that would consume him.

In 2007 Kawase won the Grand Prix at Cannes for Mogari no mori (2007; The Mourning Forest), which explored the themes of death and bereavement that had dominated many of her earlier works.

I met walkers who had been given a year to live, and heard tragic tales of bereavement that prefigured the fictional underpinnings of Emilio Estevez's new film, The Way.

In the end, this is a show about loss and bereavement that is as much about mourning your own lost self as about the grief at the death of a long-term partner.

Experts say that how the surviving parent copes has a significant effect on how a child ultimately fares, but more studies are needed to understand what it is about the parent's way of dealing with bereavement that makes children's passages smoother or more difficult.

A certain check to the sentimentality and commercialism of Christmas is the cluster of bereavements that often arrives towards the end of the year.

In the case of cancer patients, this complexity is further aggravated by the potentially adapted nature of the depressive emotion in the context of the multiple bereavements that accompany cancer.

Another common policy offense is bereavement leave that is specific and limited.

The visiting service is a selective bereavement intervention that offers social support to lonely widows and widowers by a trained volunteer.

Nursing students expressed the need for teaching and receiving support at the moment of a patient's death and at the bereavement period that follows.