Sentence examples for their bereavement from inspiring English sources
In general, relatives bereaved after suicide recover from their bereavement in the course of time, whereas the magnitude of the change at 13 months is small for both depression and complicated grief.
To avoid dry eyes, widows would fill their handkerchiefs with onions lest their bereavement be underestimated.
We offer our deepest condolences to the Weill family during their bereavement.
The two survivors then stared into the fire, together in their bereavement, alone in their thoughts.
"This has been very distressing for the parents following on from their bereavement," a Downing Street spokesman said.
No doubt there would have been mothers and fathers ready to blame Ronald Reagan personally for their bereavement.
Parents of miscarried or stillborn babies, or babies who die before receiving azān, are thus denied public recognition of both their child's personhood and their own bereavement.
In the case of a classic sex sequence, such as the hotel room scene in Don't Look Now, the intercourse portrayed by stars Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie is as much about cathartic emotion and their recent bereavement as about lust.
We can also re-appropriate the term "pro-family," because palliative care teams support all family configurations, and "offers a support system to help loved ones and caregivers cope during the patient's illness and during their own bereavement," also according to the WHO definition.
Finally, our heartfelt thanks to the mothers and families who agreed to talk about their recent bereavement.
When we talk about what we do it can evoke memories of their own bereavements so we are careful when we explain our business for the first time.
