Sentence examples for knowledge of the dying from inspiring English sources

It was the early 1970s, when most people with incurable illnesses died in a hospital, in a lonely room, attended by doctors and nurses with no specialized knowledge of the dying patient's emotional and physical needs.

This suggests that physiological/biological knowledge of the dying process, having direct, hands-on experience with EOL care, and accumulating a range of experiences, may be important for enabling CMs to be confident at managing home-based EOL situations.

Similarly, DiBartolo and Seldomridge [ 25] asked students who had initially participated in end of life care lectures and had hospice practice experience to watch and reflect on one of two films: Tuesdays with Morrie and Whose Life Is It Anyway?, to enhance their knowledge of the dying process and the complexity of human reactions when facing end of life situations.

Here is durability in the face of dissolution: the knowledge, for the dying, of having stirred a devotion and a gratitude that will outlast his own existence.

In some respects, Read is attempting to occupy the same territory as Philip Roth in his later work – of impotence as a spur to the self-knowledge of "the dying animal" – but the parameters are altogether more English and restrained.

California officials and historians have contended that because documents were lost in the Holocaust and many with knowledge of the insurance died in concentration camps, the only way survivors can know if they are owed money is if the names of policyholders are published.

Optimization of the donor with multimodal approaches including hormonal therapy need to be individualized and based on our increasing knowledge of physiology during the dying process.

His grandmother died in the 1990s but she passed on her knowledge of the relatives who died to him, and he in turn will teach his children.

It is because the knowledge of penile shooting died with the ancestors…because the elders who have knowledge to do this thing have all died.

The plot of Fatherland is set in motion by Heydrich's efforts to insure that those entrusted with knowledge of the "final solution" – die Endlösung – do not emerge to stand in the way of a rapprochement with the United States.

In "The Good Remains," ham is a symbol of the lost deliciousness of youth, not to mention the dying local knowledge of the South.