Sentence examples for acknowledging death from inspiring English sources

Are they merely acknowledging death or hastening it in their zeal to save others' lives?

Acknowledging death, in turn, ought to take a physical toll on anyone responsible for it, whether or not their actions were justified.

"Recurring Awakening" is no exception: "yes, you are certainly dead, all the signs point to it," the speaker says, and yet, with its livening details — the red on the blackbird, the crystallization of the dead branch, the bird's beak opening though its eyes cannot — the poem strains against its purpose: acknowledging death and bidding farewell.

Part of the answer also lies in acknowledging death as a reality instead of resorting to illusions of connection to our children.

I only pray we one day see it in Britain, it is an extraordinary philosophical epic that acknowledges death, destruction and decay while enhancing the mystery of life itself.

The BMA acknowledged death during childhood was rare and living standards high.

That is a self-realized individual who has overcome uncertainty in life, reconciled their place in the universe and has acknowledged death within their life.

Islamic State acknowledges death of 'Jihadi John' in magazine.

Hospice acknowledges death as a natural occurrence and the inevitable conclusion of life.

Current policies protect them only if they acknowledge death as a possible, unwanted side effect, and assert their only intention is to ease the patient's suffering.

John Paul II and Francis are not the same pope, but it is impossible to forget 100 years of contempt, violence, and we must acknowledge, death, just because the pope is a little bit better at PR than his predecessor.