Sentence examples for gain closure from inspiring English sources

For the relatives, the memorial is a way to receive these thanks, and to gain closure.

Treat people with respect and agree to help all members gain closure on their job search.

Victims report that reconciliation meetings were helpful in allowing them to gain closure.

Still traumatised years later by second world war experience in a Japanese POW camp, he seeks out his chief captor (Hiroyuki Sanada) in an attempt to gain closure.

"Delays in the investigation and charging decisions increase the suffering for families of victims leaving them unable to gain closure and move on with their lives," the letter says.

Mr Barton said the disclosure of the information was important to help the families gain closure.

He had always said this legal process had been about gaining "closure". Speaking outside the High Court he accepted that some would view the title Lord Lucan as a tainted title but it was his family name and he wanted the right to use it.

These included feelings of calm and peace after being cuddled by deceased loved ones, a woman who resolved a complicated relationship with her mother from beyond the grave, and another who gained closure after a visit from her labrador.

"Her life has been changed irreparably but I hope she is now able to gain some closure and move on with her life as best she can". An indefinite restraining order has also been made.

Hopefully as the police investigation unfolds, these women can gain some closure.

Hopefully as the Toronto Police's investigation unfolds, these women can gain some closure.