Sentence examples for casual deaths from inspiring English sources

In its stead, it portrays — for the most part wordlessly — the daily lives and often harshly casual deaths in and around 16th-century Antwerp, episodes that often wind up in Bruegel's panorama.

Like E. M. Forster, who, along with Virginia Woolf, is one of Taylor's most obvious influences, she relies on seemingly arbitrary events — casual deaths, unexpected coincidences — to suggest the confusion and disorder underneath the surface of everyday life.

There is no secret appetite for casual death that would somehow be released by new legislation.

Casual death certification means that causes of death are not reliably recorded and there may also be a cultural reluctance to acknowledge cancer on death certificates.

But it is often difficult to defend him, especially when he resorts to homophobia and casual death threats. .

The new United States will still suffer the occasional casual death attributable to the gun.

Somehow, he needed to document the loss of another young life in a dizzying spin of daily, casual death.

Golder identified "Esther's scarily casual death" as one of the gripping points of what he felt to be an underwhelming finale.

Even among more casual observers, death penalty politics have become more prominent in light of the questions in the Davis case.

As Keen describes the depraved season he spent in a house-sit in the Rockies when he was 29 — a summer of psychedelic mushrooms, crime, casual sex, accidental deaths, overdoses, and rambling conversations with spaced-out addicts and women with "slutty eyelids" — he shows no conscience or curiosity.

We shall hear, it seems safe to bet, of carnal, bloody and unnatural acts, of accidental judgments, casual slaughters, of deaths put on by cunning and forced cause, and in this upshot purposes mistook fall'n on the inventors' heads: the full Globe Theater agenda.