Sentence examples for death bears a from inspiring English sources

The right to "decide" something related to life and death bears a tremendous weight.

Banks's final novel, published only days after his death, bears a family resemblance to these, though it's shorter, simpler, and takes place in north-east England.

And the hall, completed 10 years after his death, still bears a memorial plaque celebrating "the unstinted giving of his energies, even to life itself".

Human rights groups say his death bears the hallmarks of Egyptian security agencies.

Commentators have noted how Edmund's death bears resemblance to the fate suffered by St Sebastian, St Denis and St Mary of Egypt.

His death bears somes resemblance to the fate suffered by other saints: St Denis was whipped and beheaded and the body of Mary of Egypt was said to have been guarded by a lion.

Fear of death borne in the air: a jet, a microbe.

This means prison-prison, yeah, but also the jailhouse of drink, poverty, violence, poor health, faithlessness ("being cheated on is a living death borne in the midst of everyone who knows you," Jennings writes).

16 A formal analysis of the relative risk of death borne by commercial expeditions relative to non-commercial expeditions has not been done.

Markov's death bore similarities to the murder of Alexander Litvinenko, who was poisoned in 2006 by suspected Russian agents but, again, no one was charged.

The Lycian champion Sarpedon perishes from the wounds he has received in the Trojan war; the twin winged gods Hypnos (Sleep) and Thanatos (Death) bear him home.