It even pads with moments from more recent biopics ("RKO 281," "Me and Orson Welles"), and often leaves interview excerpts — from the living and the long-deceased — feeling too abbreviated.
Following bereavement, for example, many people report sensing the presence of their deceased loved one; a feeling that someone is still in the house, just upstairs, or in their favourite chair.
Though the newspapers report P.D. James is deceased, I have a feeling Adam Dalgliesh may turn up some clues that suggest otherwise.
Honoring the life of a deceased loved one can mean feeling obligated to continue traditions they passed down to you (like making a specific meal on Christmas, for example).
Shiban and Spotnitz wanted to include the "very universal" idea of Scully exploring feelings for her deceased daughter.
Hopley aroused further suspicion when he asked journalists present at the inquest not to include details of the corporal punishment in their stories, "in order to spare the feelings of the deceased family as of my own".
Morris described his mixed feelings toward his deceased friend by stating that he had "some of the very greatest qualities of genius, most of them indeed; what a great man he would have been but for the arrogant misanthropy which marred his work, and killed him before his time".
You're there to convey your heartfelt feelings about the deceased and that's it.
Based on the other stuff that was being thrown away toiletries, cleaning products and a photo album—I got the feeling it was a deceased estate.
Important and far-reaching decisions have to be made in hospital regarding the funeral of the deceased baby and often mothers reported feeling unable to make an informed decision or challenge decisions made by others.
Furthermore, you don't want to send the message that they might be upsetting their deceased loved one by having a particular feeling.
