Sentence examples for were bereaved from inspiring English sources
verb
To deprive by or as if by violence; rob; strip.
Some of our subjects were bereaved due to family history of suicide, and in the case of bereavement, previous studies have indicated the effectiveness of intervention and social support to reduce distress and suicidal ideation [ 27- 29].
I kept in touch with those who survived and those who were bereaved by the camps and, in time, their children, over the 20 years.
In contrast, psychologist George Bonanno has studied the course of grief by following people from before they were bereaved to months and even years afterwards.
We do so not because we feel the suffering of those who died or were bereaved any less, everyone agrees that we should commemorate the sacrifice.
He told the families their "dignified determination" had shaped the panel's work: "When you were bereaved of your loved ones 23 years ago, none of you imagined that the night of sorrow was to last so long.
A survey of more than 4,000 people found one in three who were bereaved in the last five years did not feel their employer treated them with compassion.
The thing is, the politicians can't be nasty to him because he is bereaved, and being nasty to the bereaved is not on, if you have been elected to public office.
Especially if the person who is bereaved blames you, at least indirectly, for his bereavement.
Reece Witherspoon is bereaved.
That their families are bereaved?
