Sentence examples for by the terminal illness from inspiring English sources
The time she gave herself to catch up on the ethos of her old college was dissipated by the terminal illness of her mother.
By 2003, the Whites had begun marital counseling; their marriage was further strained by the terminal illness of one of Randy's daughters and Paula's son's involvement with drugs.
The pain was vivid and unimaginable, but Fernando Ricksen was spiritually enriched by the terminal illness which left him physically depleted.
Harold (whose story was in part inspired by the terminal illness of Ms. Joyce's father) will walk the entire length of England in hope of keeping Queenie alive.
In addition to the terminal illness (signaled by a telltale cough around the movie's midpoint), there is a church fire that Ronnie's dad is believed to have started, a wayward friend with a bad boyfriend, another friend with a dead brother, a nest of sea turtle eggs menaced by a raccoon, and a romance — did I mention it was star-crossed?
An adult relative of the deceased, who was the caregiver during the terminal illness, was interviewed by trained data collectors who completed at least high school.
By Luke Jennings The New Yorker, December 28 , 1992P. 73 BETWEEN THE ACTS about the terminal illness of Rudolf Nureyev.
In Until Further Notice, Lubbock is fascinated by how our experience of time – the present moment, the future, the interval between these – is altered by the onset of terminal illness: "it seems that any margin of indefinite future is enough to count as a prospect, as something".
What's bracing about "Sorry Angel" is that it refuses to allow the specificity of its characters — specifically drawn and superbly played — to be obscured or flattened by the drama of terminal illness.
We excluded people dying during the hospital stay to avoid the bias introduced in the analysis by people with terminal illness.
I remember being captivated by the stories in songs like Leader of the Pack (death by motorcycle) and Seasons in the Sun (terminal illness), believing that these were real people's stories.
