Sentence examples for dead disappeared from inspiring English sources

In Egypt the regime has polarised the country and suffocated all avenues of peaceful expression and dissent through politics, civil society or media, leaving many dead, disappeared, imprisoned, hiding or exiled.

Jeffrey Bush, 36, who is presumed dead, disappeared into the sinkhole that engulfed his bedroom while he slept on Thursday night.

National and private heartache suffuses this novel that begins with a dreadful mistake committed during the partition of Ireland, when an Anglo-Irish couple, falsely believing their child is dead, disappear untraceably, leaving the girl to a solitary life.

But for whatever societal void the dead disappear into, it is the wounded who must live with the confounding mix of anonymity and exposure wrought by surviving a war.

"More than 100,000 dead: decapitated, disappeared, buried in clandestine graves, thrown in garbage dumps, reduced to ashes, drowned in sewage canals, dead by hanging in the public plaza … Why do with minimising what should give us all chills?" wrote Alma Delia Murillo in the online publication Sin Embargo.

Around noon the stories on the dead prisoner disappeared from the Haaretz, Globes and Walla sites.

The dead, the disappeared, the brain-damaged, those who mourn them – these are the protagonists.

On June 23rd Mr Calderón held a televised meeting with Mr Sicilia and relatives of the dead or disappeared.

"The families of Sri Lanka's dead and disappeared have waited years and in some cases decades for justice.

The difference is that in normal times, the dead were "disappeared", buried or dumped in the desert.

Instead, Mr Aylwin set up a "truth commission", to establish what had happened to the dead and disappeared, but not to pick out the guilty by name.