Sentence examples for thinking about birth from inspiring English sources

His exquisite images of bunny guts, darting snakes, transparent dresses, flapping bird shadows, squirming infants, human skulls, dead swans, rotting mushrooms and tunnels of light suggest that he spends a frightful amount of time thinking about birth and death, fecundity and rot.

The idea occurred to her when she was in Amsterdam on her tour bus, and was thinking about birth and embryos.

But, Mr. Romney also offered an insight into his thinking about birth control methods that would prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in a woman's uterus.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Thinking about makes me weepy.

The survey in England asked ' Thinking about the birth of your baby this time, what kind of delivery did you have?' with four response options: normal (vaginal) birth, a caesarean (through a cut in the abdomen), delivery using forceps, and delivery using vacuum cap on the baby's head (ventouse).

She tells Broadly that because sexuality is such an important aspect of people's lives, it may be something they consider when thinking about their birth plan.

One item was from Involuntary Recall (frequency of thinking about the birth, i.e. voluntary recall) and one from Coherence (memory images come to me like a continuous film).

Transfer is therefore an important consideration for women who are thinking about planning birth in a midwifery unit, for midwives working in midwifery units and for those planning and managing maternity services.

Few parents-to-be are thinking about sending out birth announcements as they rush to the hospital.

"Last time I cried was thinking about my daughter's birth.