Sentence examples for considering death from inspiring English sources

There is also nothing particularly morbid about considering death and contemplating decay.

We were both quiet for a minute, considering death in the incompetent way that people do.

Quite often, however, I find myself considering Death and Life not as a book about cities, but as a book about books.

Refreshing life by considering death, renewing romance in the face of violence, Swanberg offers symbolic nods to the land of film noir.

Like Freud, he cleaved to stoicism in considering death, but unlike him had sought comfort in religious faith and sexual adventure, the latter his way – or at least his characters' way – of cheating mortality: "If you have a secret, submerged, second life, you have somehow transcended or outwitted the confines of a single life".

No doubt the key is in the title of one of Montaigne's essays, "That to Study Philosophy is to Learn to Die", because, as Montano's thoughts turn back and back upon themselves, he begins considering death more and more as the inevitable result of his efforts, both in life and in literature.

She confronts her fears by considering deaths she has lived through and dead bodies she has seen.

Relative survival was calculated considering deaths from all causes.

Recurrences were analysed considering deaths during complete clinical remission as competing risk.

They were considered death traps.

I never considered death before I met him.