Sentence examples for it bereavement from inspiring English sources

Call it treason, call it bereavement; it was a true pop culture moment.

Since we were inspired by the Pilsdon communities in Dorset and Kent, we had always imagined that we, too, would be offering rest to those facing a period of personal crisis, be it bereavement, separation, addiction, homelessness, penury, depression and so on.

Although most flights no longer offer it, "bereavement" discounts are sometimes offered on emergency flights booked day-of.

"When he said 'sometimes sad things happen', it was as though he was mentioning it (the bereavement) without mentioning it," said his father Ross Goodall.

In an interview with The Guardian, Ross Goodall explained: "When he said 'sometimes sad things happen', it was as though he was mentioning it (the bereavement) without mentioning it".

It dramatises bereavement and ruthlessly confronts the desolate survivor with an insistent and overwhelming question: "Where is God?" Lewis's answer to this existential conundrum resonates through the rest of the book with a kind of tangible fury: "Go to Him when your need is desperate, when all other help is vain, and what do you find?

And even if we do feel sad, it's not like the sadness of bereavement – it can be enjoyable even if it provokes tears.

"It was like a bereavement, but it wasn't something I could talk to people about.

"It was like a bereavement but it was not something that I could talk to people about," she has said.

"It's a bereavement, make no mistake," Godsi says, "and it's a good way to help children make sense of death".

For a movie concerned with suicide, depression, terminal illness and bereavement, it is curiously uplifting, and dryly funny when it could be gooily sentimental.