(Kopelman and Moskop, 1989) The pioneering work of Myra Bluebond-Langner shows how young children can come to terms with their own imminent death and even conspire, mercifully, to help their parents and caregivers avoid having to discuss this awful truth with them (Bluebond-Langner, 1980).
While the author displays her natural wit and perseverance, she becomes depressed in the grinding medical machine until finally, mercifully, she finds help combating her depression from a compassionate psychiatrist.
Mercifully, basketball has helped us forget the lost generation of Knicks.
Help Lord; and look mercifully on my poor, sad, sinful Family… [5 November] My little son Samuel is now full of the Measles….
Regulators often try to act mercifully, as if they were "the Good Samaritan helping someone bleeding at the side of the road".
When you switch it on you discover it is mercifully quiet, and all it wants to do is help you.
At the very least, it seems Milwaukee GM Doug Melvin believes his team is the one that led for 153 days, not the 9-22 one, because he did nothing to help the latter since the September collapse mercifully ended.
She helped Eli to investigate the FBI investigation against Peter before – mercifully – realising she was conflicted and drafting in her dog-cradling ex-husband to help instead.
THE incompetence of Nepal's self-regarding politicians helped fuel a nasty decade-long war, mercifully ended in 2006.
She leaned in and mercifully whispered, "They're not dummies, they're characters," helping me get my terminology straight before I went off and said "dummies" to someone higher up in the organization.
