Sentence examples for authentic death from inspiring English sources

Heidegger argues that the only authentic death is one's own.

Clive Sinclair The Authentic Death of Hendry Jones by Charles Neider You've probably never heard of The Authentic Death of Hendry Jones (1956; University of Nevada Press), or its author either.

Marlon Brando hired him to direct a script Sam Peckinpah was working on for him - The Authentic Death of Hendry Jones.

His fiction includes "The Authentic Death of Hendry Jones," based on the life of Billy the Kid and the basis for the 1961 movie "One-Eyed Jacks," directed by and starring Marlon Brando, and "The Grotto Berg," published this year.

The preceding scenario encapsulates our current dilemma of when and how death occurs, because an authentic death spiral can progress while support systems preserve some solid organ function.

"The benefit of 20 small galleries that have stayed authentic is death by a thousand cuts to the big megagalleries.

The Aksa Martyrs statement, which some Palestinian suspected was not authentic, described his death as the "ruling of the people" against someone who, it said, had misappropriated significant sums of money and also sexually harassed his female employees.

And thirdly, the denouement is more like 70s parody Murder By Death than authentic Ellrovian hard-bitten dialogue.

They will fight the Taliban, finger the informants hiding among them and transform themselves into authentic leaders who spurn death and temptation.

Ms. Zukin — whose own book, "Naked City: The Death and Life of Authentic Urban Places," was published in December — peered through the window at rows of glass candleholders.

The latest is Sharon Zukin, a sociology professor at Brooklyn College and the author of "Naked City: The Death and Life of Authentic Urban Places" (Oxford University Press, $27.95).