Sentence examples for ageing death from inspiring English sources

Its subjects are ageing, death, duty and love.

This book is a meditation on love, ageing, death and time.

What makes it so watchable is that it is about much more than autism – love, lust, family breakups, rivalries, ageing, death, it's all there.

The programme will also include one of the last interviews that Bowie gave Front Row, where he tells presenter John Wilson about his thoughts on ageing, death and the process of song writing.

In four parts, Lane sets out and probes various big problems in biology: the origin of life itself; the 2bn-year hiatus that followed; the singular blockbusting emergence of complex life; the confusing business of sex (having two parents to produce one offspring is actually pretty weird, and not very efficient), ageing, death.

Among the aged, death became a kind of racial equalizer.

-What are some philosophies of aging, death and/or immortality in Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, and Hinduism?

It ends on a poignant note with Mr. Roth's reflections on aging, death and his own mortality.

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