Sentence examples for conclusive death from inspiring English sources

It's an oddly liberating framework for the tragedy, shattering chronology and reinventing a final, conclusive death as something rather more mutable, unstable.

Even the surprising deaths of beloved characters, for all their momentary power to disturb, feel cheap, because the powers of superheroism — amped up by the reversibility of time thanks to the time stone — make no result seem conclusive, no death seem final.

Then a government pathologist says there is no conclusive cause of death.

A post-mortem exam last week failed to establish a conclusive cause of death.

Mr. Teresi points out that conclusive signs of death have always been subject to debate.

Two autopsies have been carried out — but so far no conclusive cause of death has been announced.

These groups called for a (social) consensus, unitary and conclusive definition of death [ 12].

For 607 (5.1%) of these, the InterVA-4 model was unable to reach any conclusive cause of death.

Among the 98,429 completed VAs, InterVA-4 was unable to reach any conclusive cause of death (i.e. arrived at 100% indeterminate outcome) in 4,680 (4.8%) of cases.

Since the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the national agency where all deaths are collated, has no conclusive information about the death until it is registered, there is a delay between the date the death occurred and when the death is added to the annual ONS mortality data set.

The report was not conclusive about Kolb's death but suggested the ejection seat malfunctioned.