Sentence examples for sudden separation from inspiring English sources

And some children, somehow, move past a sudden separation from their parents, tapping a well of resilience.

Frantic over the sudden separation from her daughter, Serafina tries to cross back across the border that very same night.

Millie's journey is a classic bildungsroman, a reckoning of her parents' sudden separation and a thoughtful, if expensive, interrogation of sex and friendship.

He's never liked parting from his mother, and now they've woken him up late at night only to make him suffer a sudden separation.

He hoped the centre would reduce anxiety and distress felt by women arriving in custody, many of them after sudden separation from their families.

I felt the sudden separation between us, between the relative depths of what this trip would mean to us, many years on.

Sudden, forcible separation of children from their parents is deeply traumatic for both.

Video footage of a migrant mother being reunited with her toddler son after more than three months apart illustrates how the child and others like him have been harmed by their sudden, extended separation from their parents, according to developmental experts.

"Trying to understand my own sudden fear of separation," he writes, "I estimated that in those seven years I must have spent roughly 640 hours, i.e., a period of more than twenty-six 24-hour daystaringing at that view".

The hypothesis of this study was that suckling is a peaceful event, whereas, sudden and permanent separation causes stress in goats with established bonding to their kids.

Sudden and permanent separation did not alert the sympathetic nervous system as indicated by the unchanged heart rate and blood pressure.