Sentence examples for major grief from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM NICK: What do you think people not currently experiencing any major grief can get out of reading a book about grief?

But before you start hating, keep in mind these guys are also going through some major grief issues at the minute.

His doctor realises what he is trying to say and translates: "He's saying, 'It's not worth it'." The man's father, a retired Army major, in grief blurts out: "Oh, it is worth it, it is".

Like all major poetry of grief, it invites us to observe the act of witness, the process of trying to present an account.

Family members of CCI patients experience a cluster of mental complications [e.g., major depression, complicated grief, acute and posttraumatic stress disorder (ASD/PTSD)] which have been referred to as post-intensive care syndrome family (PICS-F) [3].

Major Fenton endured much grief even before deploying.

We can certainly debate the legitimate boundaries of disease and "normality," as in the controversy over "normal grief" versus major depression after a recent bereavement.

Indeed, most recently bereaved individuals don't meet full criteria for major depression, though intense grief may be hard to distinguish from depression.

Temper tantrums become disruptive mood dysregulation disorder (DMDD); grief becomes major depressive disorder (MDD), according to Allen Frances, an American psychiatrist who chaired the task force behind the fourth edition of the manual.

Like "Everything Put Together," "Monster's Ball" has a spare, disturbing intensity -- death as a catalyst, grief as a major emotion.

Normal grief will become "major depressive disorder", meaning people will turn to diagnosis and prescription as a response to bereavement.