Sentence examples for a map of death from inspiring English sources

Warhol's morbid map of all those missiles aimed at America is yet another memento mori: not a political statement at all, but a map of death.

Over the course of the book, among the oblique references and fragmented damage-talk, a sense or feeling, more so than any sort of argument or narrative, erupts, tendering the feeling that what has been captured here is something more like a map of death than any story.

He began drawing a map of suspicious deaths.

When Kalanithi saw the CT scans of his chest, he surveyed a map of his own death.

Yet violence remains front and center in her recent photographs at Shainman, which add up to a topological survey map of death on the streets of New Orleans.

Climate news: Here's a map of air pollution deaths, courtesy of NASA, with the highest concentration in China.

Paterson's other star-art includes a map of 27,000 stars whose deaths have been recorded by humans, and an ongoing project called "The Dying Star Letters" for which she writes a letter sending her condolences when she hears about a star dying.

Epidemiology, vintage 1666: a second "calling" The rector's saintly wife plots the death toll on a map of the village "to grasp how this pestilence spreads, and to whom".

Then, color-code a map of the United States to indicate in which states a juvenile offender is eligible for the death penalty.

A map of the history of philosophy.

His face was a map of happiness.