Sentence examples for bereavement to from inspiring English sources

Without bereavement to draw time into an arc, would these poems have ever coalesced into quite such a shapely pattern?

Opponents of the exemption have appealed to empirical studies that compare cases of normal bereavement to cases of major depression.

(Should a drunk driver mow down one of your loved ones, try, in your bereavement, "to assume a positive attitude about life").

Tuesday 12 August 2014 2,231,351 page views The comedian's suicide in August felt almost like a personal bereavement to many who had loved his work.

Our tendency to slip into predetermined patterns isn't reserved solely for those facing the big issues, from mental illness to addiction, bereavement to ill health.

Estevez fictionalised the source material in order to give Sheen's character a bereavement to match Strayed's, but the film is actually an adaptation of another memoir, Jack Hitt's Off the Road.

We found that children exposed prenatally to bereavement due to a traumatic event were more likely to be hospitalised for injuries.

But his chief literary respsonse to bereavement seemed to come initially in prose.

And tumble they do, as death leads to bereavement leads to psycho high jinks in the couple's secluded cabin in the woods.

In our study, women exposed prenatally to bereavement tended to be older, which may explain their higher incomes and education at the time of birth, as well as their increased likelihood of bereavement exposure, especially due to a parental death.

In particular, longitudinal studies conducted from the pre-bereavement to the post-bereavement period are rare.