Sentence examples for dying of self from inspiring English sources
Secondly, we administered the revised Collet-Lester-Fear-of-Death-Scale [ 31], a 32 items instrument on attitudes towards death and dying of self and others, which had been used in palliative care education research before [ 32].
The last construct was divided into four subsections to investigate (5.1) attitude towards death of self, (5.2) attitude towards dying of self, (5.3) attitude towards death of others and finally (5.4) attitude towards dying of others.
Pre-intervention comparison of both groups (T1; IG vs. CG) showed slight but significant differences in two subsections of the revised Collet Lester scale: (5.2) attitude towards dying of self.
As independent variables we assessed five constructs essential for PC: (1) attitude towards PC, (2) willingness to accompany a dying patient, (3) self-estimation of competence in communication with dying patients and their relatives, (4) self-estimation of knowledge and skills in providing PC and finally (5) attitude towards death and dying of self and others.
Results are summarised in Table 4. Legend: (2) Willingness to accompany dying patients; (3) Self-estimation of competence in communication with dying patients and their relatives; (4) self-estimation of knowledge and skills in PC; (5.1) Attitude towards death of self; (5.2) Attitude towards dying of self; (5.3) Attitude towards death of others; (5.4) Attitude towards dying of others.
Were dying of self-pity!" And so all eyes did turn at once to Chairman Al's committee.
You can be your skinniest weight and dying of self-loathing, or you can be pretty fucking good with yourself when you're 200 pounds.
Eventually he dies of self-neglect, refusing offers of help, while jailed for vagrancy.
Infatuated with his own reflection in a pool, Narcissus pined away and died of self-love.
Seven more would die of self-enforced starvation before the end of the strike on 20 August.
She doesn't have to worry anymore that I will die of self-inflicted wounds or doses.
