Sentence examples for bereavement with a from inspiring English sources

Collateral Beauty continues on its silly, fatuous way and wraps up bereavement with a few fantasy platitudes.

Safran Foer's undoubtedly poignant ending feels particularly unearned; it leaves you thinking he found a smartly relevant pitch for what would otherwise have been a story about childhood bereavement with a different, more properly personal event at its centre.

("So many of them had lost somebody or something, mom!") Oskar's elaborately dysfunctional mannerisms are a way of allowing the drama to tackle, head-on, the day-to-day pain of 9/11 bereavement, with a quasi-adult observational acuity and a child's energy and tactlessness, but avoiding the danger of being capsized by all the emotional and intellectual implications.

In clarifying the clinical definition of an episode of major depression, DSM-5 equates bereavement with a number of other loss-related stressors (e.g. financial ruin, serious medical problems) and infers differences between such loss-related and non-loss-related responses.

Family functioning was assessed at the wave prior to the bereavement with a modified version of the General Scale of the McMaster Family Assessment Device (FAD) [ 31] (12 items α = 0.85).

The study population was identified on December 31st , 2001 with the primary aim of comparing widowers' bereavement with a representative age-matched control group, assessing psychological and physiological well-being.

The Rugby One is no better, having long since assumed the default personality of a Wetherspoons regular aggressively trying to paper over a recent bereavement with an exhausting barrage of overcompensatory badinage.

We contact the palliative care teams to determine when a participant has died and conduct interviews three months post bereavement with all nominated family and friends and any additional recipients of the document.

Whether having a child, bereavement, dealing with a life-transforming illness or injury, you suddenly have a new perspective on life which reprioritises things for you.

"We needed to start playing better," said Reyes, who returned from a three-day bereavement leave with a single, a walk and a run.

Sheeran's troubadour instincts were surely piqued by "Wasn't Expecting That", a song whose accelerating momentum from first encounter through marriage and family to sudden bereavement occurs with a swiftness that's disarmingly emotional.