Sentence examples for so much bereavement from inspiring English sources
GS: Yes … you can only have so much bereavement, otherwise everyone gets depressed.
"What astonishes me about John is that he has suffered so much bereavement in his life and come perilously close to death himself," Newson says.
A. D. Nuttall, in "Shakespeare the Thinker," published posthumously in 2007, argues that when the newly widowed Lady Anne, in "Richard III," yields to the advances of the disfigured hero she is "compliant not so much in spite of her bereavement as because of it".
For example, humanistic psychology (in the tradition of Maslow, Carl Rogers, and Rollo May) would view bereavement not so much a set of symptoms as a way of living in the world, with its meaning varying for different personalities and social contexts.
"I look around and there is so much loss…" She tells me her first "proper bereavement" was in 1997 when her mother, Deirdre Hamilton-Hill, daughter of an officer in the Royal Navy, died of breast cancer.
Not dancing is a bereavement - losing the thing that's so much part of your identity".
So much love, and so much hate.
"Not so much, maybe not so much.
