Sentence examples for confront loss from inspiring English sources

Packer's novels, "Songs Without Words" and "The Dive From Clausen's Pier," confront loss head-on.

Even in Samantha Harvey's fine novel The Wilderness the character with dementia is looking back through a thickening fog of forgetfulness at his more vivid past in order to confront loss; he can hold on to a vision that endures.

Eventually, one must confront loss and experience a cycle of emotions in order to begin the healing process.

But if we don't confront loss in the first place, we can't help others confront it, ​so we all stay silent, feeling terrible.

Now thousands, possibly tens of thousands, of investors confront losses that range from serious to devastating.

If banks are reluctant to deploy capital, it's because they still have to confront losses on loans tied to everything from commercial real estate to private equity to sovereign credit.

Cosseted in prosthesis, literal or figurative, she argues, women are kept from confronting loss, of breasts or of formerly healthy selves.

And perhaps, in that, may the shared experience of confronting loss and acknowledging mutual grief serve to weave the threads of resilience tighter -- for coping with the events of today, and likewise for those yet to come.

Slovenia is spooking global markets that it may fail to secure funds needed to bail out its three largest banks, which the head of the largest bank confirmed are collectively confronting losses of about $1 billion.

A TOWN GRIEVES -- Brook Park, Ohio, home to a Marine Reserve battalion, was just starting to confront the loss of five reservists killed on Monday.

Making it harder still to confront that loss and those new family responsibilities has been the fact of grappling with unemployment.