Sentence examples for age death from inspiring English sources
"I felt bereft of that line of defense against age, death, all those big issues," she said.
In one of his most poignant and philosophical acts, Youth, Maturity, Old Age, Death, he wordlessly showed the passing of an entire life in just minutes.
She played one of the "merry murderesses" on a Jazz Age death row made even harder and spookier by Catherine Zetandones and Renée Zellweger.
Springsteen was salting the show with the political material from "Wrecking Ball," but the most vivid theme on this tour was to be time passing, age, death, and, if Springsteen could manage it, a sense of renewal.
Commonly considered to have been the first modern French poet, he brings a personal note to the familiar lyric themes of age, death, and loss and mixes elegy with irony, satire, and burlesque humour.
In a 2001 oral history of Pearl Jam, from Spin magazine, Eddie Vedder identified "Jeremy" as part of a lineage of "teen-age death songs".
Its subjects are ageing, death, duty and love.
Among the aged, death became a kind of racial equalizer.
This book is a meditation on love, ageing, death and time.
-What are some philosophies of aging, death and/or immortality in Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, and Hinduism?
