Sentence examples for evocation of bereavement from inspiring English sources

A fragile, beautifully human evocation of bereavement and its aftermath, it proved beyond question that McCartney was still capable of at least fleeting brilliance.

And his lyrics have also examined aspects of life that too many songwriters leave untouched: the almost impossibly moving Tank Park Salute (1991) is an evocation of bereavement based on the death of his father when Bragg was 18.

Choreographed in 1937 for the Ballet Rambert in London, where Tudor was born and worked until coming to the United States, the group piece is a quietly searing evocation of bereavement and the acceptance of loss.

By 1983, Jonathan Powell was keen to put the serial into production and offered the scripts to producer Michael Wearing who was immediately impressed by the scenes in the first episode, "Compassionate Leave", depicting Craven's reaction to Emma's death, describing them as "the most sustained evocation of individual grief in bereavement that I can remember".

The etiquette of bereavement was intricate.

"Doctor Who does that form of bereavement rather well.

Behind that is a real sense of bereavement and victimization.

Anne Wadey is the head of bereavement advice at Bereavement Advice Centre Join the community of global development professionals and experts.

Such bereavement hallucinations frequently occur in the first year or two of bereavement, when they are most "needed".

This causes many cases of bereavement.

Recovery is a normal part of bereavement.