Sentences with phrase «woman dealing with the death»

An angel visits Earth during the Christmas season to fulfill his trial assignment, which involves helping a woman deal with the death of her father and embrace love again.

A film about a transgender woman dealing with the death of an old boyfriend is not only relevant but powerful.

Vega completely dominates the action in Sebastián Lelio's film, which follows Marina, a trans woman dealing with the death of her older boyfriend.

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I am convinced that these principles, faithfully maintained, above all when dealing with human life, from conception to natural death, with marriage - rooted in the exclusive and indissoluble gift of self between one man and one woman - and freedom of religion and education, are necessary conditions if we are to respond adequately to the decisive and urgent challenges that history presents to each one of you,»

a woman who is grieving the loss of a baby a friend who is surviving throat cancer and learning to eat whole foods again a woman who is separated from her husband and dealing with crippling anxiety a friend who is remembering the death of her teenage son two years ago another blogger who is dealing with chronic pain and reconstructive surgeries after a life - threatening plane crash and severe burns that cover her body

The shooting death of a 66 - year - old mentally ill Bronx woman by an NYPD sergeant was condemned in swift and striking terms by both NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill, who said the officer had failed to follow the department's protocol for dealing with an emotionally disturbed person.

Dent's research deals with understanding acquired immunity to malaria developed in utero, and she spends several months a year at her field site in Kenya, where women are dealing with life - and - death issues.

In some cases, women are also close to retirement, and may be dealing with divorce or the loss of a spouse to death.

A young woman (Fleabag) tries to deal with the pressures of her family, London and the death of her best friend all while creating a humorous commentary on her journey.

When these two personalities collide, problems begin to manifest as the women try to coexist while also dealing with their grandmother's impending death.

So while dealing with his grandma Phyllis» (Olympia Dukakis) predictions of her imminent death, his agent constantly calling for an update on his new script, and his unwillingness to get over Sofia, Carter also takes on some of the weight of the Hardwicke women's problems.

It's about a woman named Amelia (Essie Davis) doing her best to cope with life after the shocking death of her husband Oskar several years ago and having to deal with the increasingly erratic behavior of her six - year - old son Samuel (a young and brilliant Noah Wiseman) who is convinced something is haunting their house.

Daniela Vega's amazing performance as a trans woman dealing with grief after the death of her long - time lover is easily one of the best foreign language films in recent memory.

There was Scarlett Johansson dealing with the death of a stripper in the dark, intermittently funny Rough Night, Toni Collette and Molly Shannon leaving the kids at home in Fun Mom Dinner, the cast of Bad Moms returning with diminishing returns in A Bad Moms Christmas and Tiffany Haddish transforming into a one woman comic phenomenon in crowd - pleasing box office hit Girls Trip.

It tells the story of a women (Diane Kruger) whose life falls apart following the death of her husband and son in a targeted bomb attack, and it deals with the decision of whether this women should take revenge.

Patric's Louis is a chilling construction, a man often visibly confused over whether to drop his phony persona of death - dealing lothario and instead attempt to forge a connection with a woman who stirs authentic feelings within him, but who wants no part of him outside their established roles.

The game deals with a woman who is mourning the death of her wife, so the story might be a bit too somber for anyone looking for a lighthearted visual novel.

Whilst not technically evolving the field of agricultural law, I like to think that I have been proactive in raising the profile of succession planning and its importance to the extent that the Land Agents, Accountants, Financial Advisers and Clients, with whom I deal know that I am a «woman on a mission», to ensure that succession is planned and does not happen by default e.g. on death with all the appallingly difficult ramifications that can have for both the business and the family.

I also have additional training and special interest in treating men and women dealing with trauma associated with a traumatic birth experience or the death of a child.