Sentence examples for Moment of passing from inspiring English sources

But then she added her own spin, envisioning light coming through windows at the moment of "passing".

Clouds and heaven are evoked not through literal portrayal but through allusive metaphor, delicately captured in their moment of passing.

Such a moment of passing strain — as in a few lines in "Norma" when rocketing coloratura pushed her pitch sharp — might give pause in another artist.

You keep them alive with the hope they may pull through, but occasionally only so their loved ones can be by their side at the moment of passing.

Both men took part in other marches campaigning for civil rights and feel this is a moment of passing the baton to a new generation of activists.

I've visited dying colleagues and friends at St Luke's hospice, Cape Town, in the last period of their lives; I've witnessed their being cared for beautifully – but I've never been there at the exact moment of passing.

Harry felt he was there at that moment of life passing over.

You've got to, even if you disagree with someone very strongly - particularly at the moment of their passing - show some respect".

The former caption begins with movie poster sensationalism AMBUSH while the latter evokes a quieter (but deeply grim) moment of soldiers passing and walking away from dead strangers.

He had never made anything easy for her, and she had never appeared to believe in him too much, until the moment of her passing.

I'd taught myself to stir in response to the captured textures of passing moments — the subtle essence of unspoken exchange, the sensation of air against the skin.