Sentence examples for real bereavement from inspiring English sources

But her struggle with the Doctor's humanity and realisation that she wasn't so different, and then suffering a real bereavement from which there was no get-out, created an all-time great companion and I don't care what anyone says.

Behind that is a real sense of bereavement and victimization.

Specifically, when these results are read in the context of a small but identifiable cohort of people who perceive that they do not 'move on' with their lives after an expected death, the real challenge for systematized bereavement services (in contrast to individual bereavement counselors) becomes clear [ 10].

But by about half way through the clip, the atmosphere of absolute bereavement looks real: men and women prostrate themselves, writhing and howling in what appears to be acute and authentic agony.

Yet it looks as if the tragedy, the agony and the bereavement are all a real part of the euphoria.

And the diaries assume their only note of real personal distress, moments of personal bereavement apart, when she contemplates the proposed publication of 500 letters written by her infatuated father over three years from 1912 to her own close friend, Venetia Stanley (later Montagu).

The bereavement suffered by one is real and tearing.

Behind the high viewing figures, whether for fiction or the coverage of real crimes, there are people living with murder bereavement on a daily basis.

Breslin, who was then at the News, seemed to own the story — the serial killer had even written to him — but Dunleavy produced dozens of "exclusives," some of them merely whipping things up, others breaking real news, such as when he posed as a bereavement counsellor and obtained an interview with the family of one of the victims.

While the first book delivers (mainly unwittingly) high comedy, the second, an account of maternal bereavement, is a quite touching account of how real life (and death) transformed Barthes's interior life.

But they all deal with difficult issues: Rachel's Holiday traces a drug addict's recovery in rehab; This Charming Man is about domestic violence; Anybody Out There bereavement; The Mystery of Mercy Close is a frighteningly real, humorous look at depression.