Sentence examples for examination of grief from inspiring English sources
However, the unflinchingly honest examination of grief, anger, familial obligation, and love gives the novel a compelling emotional core.
The Octagon Theatre, Thu to 23 May LG There's something for everyone at the Brighton fringe, from the Spiegeltent on Old Steine hosting 31 days of cabaret and circus – with talent including Camille O'Sullivan (2-13 Mand anDavid Hoylele (13 May) – to shows with pedigree such as Bucket Club's Lorraine & Alan (21 & 22 May) and Show And Tell's examination of grief, So It Goes (8-10 May).
Sharma's deft examination of grief is imbued with tender moments and details about immigrant life.
Like those programs, "Broadchurch" manages to be both a finely crafted piece of suspenseful entertainment and also an emotionally resonant examination of grief, loss and moral confusion.
The resulting film is an examination of grief amid historical racial injustice, as well as the politics of living in a nation with "a false sense of justice," as a Netflix release reads.
These are murder stories, yes, but they are also something much bigger: unsettlingly poignant examinations of grief.
Almost 15 years in the writing, and originally self-published to much success, Jason Gurley's ambitious fourth novel Eleanor (Harper Voyager, £12.99 is an often disturbing examination of how grief resonates through generations, wrecking lives and blighting futures, and how fantastical events can intervene to offer hope.
Directed by the prolific François Ozon, "Time to Leave" stands as a companion to "Under the Sand," Mr. Ozon's haunting examination of bereavement and grief.
It all adds up to a vivid examination of the emptiness of grief.
They also found, in a study called "An Empirical Examination of the Stage Theory of Grief," that people experience a good deal more pining for the deceased than they do anger or depression, perhaps the two cornerstone stages in the Kübler-Ross model.
Instead, those who do tune in will be rewarded with a bleak yet oddly beautiful examination of loss, despair and the nature of grief.
