Sentence examples for subject of loss from inspiring English sources

On the subject of loss and grief, Ms. Stone had particular insight.

Musing upon the subject of loss, Canadian poets and hair-metal philosophers concur: You don't know what you've got till it's gone.

Today, it is one of the hottest topics in aviation: In the past three months, no fewer than four industry conferences have been organized on the subject of loss of control in flight.

Instead of breaking down, she put the world together in a clear and coherent fashion, in a small quantity of perfect poems, such as "One Art", a villanelle that perpetually astonishes with its craft and soul: the subject of loss has rarely been so movingly explored, with an off-handedness that belies the ferocious art that makes it possible.

James Poniewozik of Time noted that while its concept seemed melodramatic, the episode "focuses unflinchingly on the subject of loss, yet manages to be not a downer or painful to watch, but moving, absorbing and even hopeful".

Rabbi Jay Michaelson, author of the new book The Gate of Tears: Sadness and the Spiritual Path, and Zen teacher Koshin Paley Ellison, co-director of the New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care, are hosting a dialogue on the subject of "loss, compassion and service" on Wednesday, March 2, at the Zen Center in midtown Manhattan.

And an international array of contemporary artists sadly couldn't agree more as they take on the subject of love, loss and terminal disenchantment.

In a candid and emotional interview last fall with Stephen Colbert, the veep – who in 1972 lost his first wife and baby daughter Naomi in a car accident – spoke on the subjects of loss and making meaning of tragedy.

**Fear not: Many will be afraid to bring up the subject of your loss as they believe that talking about the loss will be upsetting, when of course the exact opposite is true -- not bringing up your loss actually creates the proverbial "elephant in the room".

Cohort studies can provide valuable evidence of cause and effect relationships but are subject to loss of participants over time, limiting the validity of findings.

THE VINTAGE BOOK OF AMNESIA: An Anthology of Writing on the Subject of Memory Loss, edited by Jonathan Lethem; Vintage; $14. "If it's usually felt that every compelling novel is in some sense a mystery, the examples of Kafka and Beckett suggest that amnesia can be seen as a basic condition for characters enmeshed in fiction's web".