Sentence examples for relative themselves from inspiring English sources

Elderly relatives who need to be looked after, and whose family either cannot finance nursing home care or would simply prefer to look after an elderly relative themselves.

In some cases, the grieving relatives themselves have become politicians.

Some families, for instance, may decide to take care of elderly relatives themselves.

"For years, some relatives themselves unfairly faced suspicion that is particularly oppressive," said the chancellor.

They are ordinary people, the fathers and brothers of the hostages who have despaired of getting help from the state; they have decided to rescue their relatives themselves.

Their counsel Gerard Clarke argued that the Queen and royal household should be at the top of the list of those consulted, and it should include the distant relatives themselves as well as members of the public.

Nursing homes are a relatively new phenomenon in Taiwan, where Confucian values dictate that family members care for elderly relatives themselves, rather than consigning them to institutions for the aged.

"I felt it!" But after a series of hugs among newfound relatives, themselves enamored of the Indian option, Corean returned to the family Bible and registered that Suzanna Sunbeam was not her father's mother but her grandmother's mother, which meant that there wasn't enough Indian blood in Corean's son Fella to do his doctor dreams a lick of good.

(True, some of them get "instruction" from friends and relatives, themselves almost certainly self-taught).

The main objectives of the study were to assess how the presence of relatives is viewed by patients, health care providers, and relatives themselves and to evaluate the perception of the level of intrusiveness into the personal sphere during admission.

Durbin's office ethics policy covers everyone on staff, not just the relatives themselves.