Sentence examples for dead suggesting from inspiring English sources
The graves were dug in an east-west alignment, and marked with timber posts, but unlike Roman or prehistoric burials there were no grave goods with the dead, suggesting that they were Christians.
A temporal dimension was added to eudaemonism in ancient times by Solon, who said, "Call no man happy till he is dead," suggesting that happiness and its opposite pertain, in their broadest sense, to the full course of one's life.
The links from Kernel now all appear to be dead, suggesting the titles have already been removed, but it is highly likely that many of the books could be back with a new ISBN and a slightly altered title just as soon as the author feels so inclined.
Mr. Bogdanov predicted a bloody future with many more dead, suggesting that the fall of Mr. Assad and his government would not mean the end of the civil war, which is increasingly sectarian — Sunnis from within and without versus minority Alawites and Christians.
Extension of the glu stv to 2 days further confirmed the HIPK2 requirement for starvation-induced cell death: substantial numbers of alive cells were observed in the siHIPK2 cells whereas in the HIPK2+/+ ones they appeared mostly dead, suggesting a greater ability of siHIPK2 cells to deal with glucose deprivation.
At its best, "Waking the Dead" suggests an intellectually upscale answer to "Love Story".
The piece of paper he was carrying with him when he was shot dead suggested a different name and that he could have been Tunisian rather than Moroccan.
On-site reviews of 11 airstrikes that left as many as 400 civilians dead suggests that American commanders have sometimes relied on mistaken information from local Afghans.
Still, the pronouncements that the deal was not quite dead suggest that the political stakes remain high enough to try again.
In fact, Neanderthals' casual disposal of the dead suggests an absence of belief in a higher power or in an afterlife.
If "Dawn of the Dead" suggested malls were monstrously appealing, Kevin Smith's "Mallrats" depicted them simply as magnets for dysfunctional youth.
