Sentence examples for interviewed widows from inspiring English sources

I have also interviewed widows and widowers who were sure their deceased spouse received their messages and sometimes replied--for example, in the widow's or widower's dreams or with some special sign.

Oprah interviewed widows.

A few years ago, I had the idea of wriiting a book for widows, and I decided that it would even be a better idea if I interviewed widows.

We were interviewing widows, fathers and mothers who'd lost their kids, and people who'd been waiting all year for them to come home.

I spent over three years interviewing widows about their circumstances for my book A Widow's Guide to Healing, and often the conversation would shift to a widow telling me that she wants to start a new life for herself and her family but isn't sure where to start.

In dozens of interviews, widows and widowers described days spent bouncing from one bureaucracy to the next, struggling to navigate a maze of confusing rules, deadlines and requirements.

As a documentary filmmaker Heddy Honigmann has interviewed war widows living in a village outside Sarajevo ("Good Husband, Dear Son"), former United Nations peacekeepers who served in Bosnia, Cambodia, Lebanon and Rwanda ("Crazy") and musicians exiled from their homelands and making their living performing in the Paris Metro ("The Underground Orchestra").

In the present study, 400 widows and orphans completed the diagnostic interview (widows: n = 194; 48.5%, orphans: n = 206, 51.5%).

I interviewed the widow of a man killed as a spy by Maoist extremists, a victim of a savage power struggle over power and money more than ideology.

I have occasionally given some money to one or another of the more luckless people I've interviewed — a widow whose husband was killed by a death squad in Baghdad, for instance.

When Bobby Kennedy had been dead 25-years Tom Brokaw of NBC News interviewed his widow, Ethel Kennedy.