Sentence examples for care of someone else from inspiring English sources

MANY people spend their retirement taking care of someone else, and that person has usually been a spouse.

I later discovered that I fell short in my response to a question asking me to cite an instance when I took care of someone else.

We watch children scream for their mother as she leaves them in the care of someone else because the government has ordered it.

She always took care of someone else, whether it was her husband, her parents, her nephews and nieces or the executives she worked for as a secretary at Aon Corporation.

Why is it a job when a person takes care of someone else's children, but not when the parent does it herself?

"I think that part of the ex-wife's responsibility is to acknowledge that it's not easy to take care of someone else's child," she said.

When you get the odd glimmer of a positive, humane, caring consideration of someone else, it's glorious.

If your address is in "care of (c/o)" of someone else, you cannot apply for a post office box.

Thus, Helm tries to provide an account of love that is grounded in an explicit account of caring (and caring about something for the sake of someone else) that makes room for the intuitive "depth" of love through intimate identification.

I chose to be a stay at home mom, so the idea of someone else caring for him scared me.

Reflecting on his early years in cancer care, Levy acknowledges: "I honestly found it easier to give end-of-life care to someone else's patient than my own.