Sentence examples for personal bereavement from inspiring English sources

A countervailing view in the literature is that personal bereavement, if processed well, can be a positive experience for students both personally and professionally.

"All of us at Morton Thiokol feel a sense of personal bereavement," he added.

The singer said: "Dawn and I have always felt our own personal bereavement was too painful and private to talk or comment on publicly.

We hear the news of death, so to speak — even if we're lucky, and it doesn't intrude crudely into our lives in the form of a personal bereavement.

By special arrangement with his superiors, Mikami is periodically summoned to have first look at any young woman found dead, in order to rule out personal bereavement.

Tuesday 12 August 2014 2,231,351 page views The comedian's suicide in August felt almost like a personal bereavement to many who had loved his work.

He copulated after watching public hangings, a favorite pastime, and after personal bereavements.

Think Jessie the cowgirl's heartfelt song of sadness and abandonment in Toys 2, or pensive clownfish Marlin's struggle to avoid overprotectiveness despite his personal battle with bereavement in Finding Nemo.

After being elevated to the top job in October after two years as Dean Smith's assistant, he has overseen a run of eight defeats in 10 games, immediately followed by 10 unbeaten, in the middle of which came personal and professional bereavement.

Described as a "bruising workplace," authors Jodi Kantor and David Streitfeld interviewed over 100 current and former Amazonians, pulling together a story full of horrific anecdotal tales of staff mistreatment on the basis of family bereavement, personal health issues and more.

However, a significant minority of medical students have personal experiences of bereavement [ 20] and may draw upon these when treating patients, rather than empirical research.