Sentence examples for death concern from inspiring English sources

Some of the most chilling stories in his book Landscapes of the Metropolis of Death concern the disappearance of even the idea of justice, but for me the most disturbing comes from a story about where people put their hopes of justice.

In parallel with these technical developments for ascertaining cause of death, concern has grown about the large proportion of deaths in the world that are not certified by cause and which therefore contribute nothing to global evidence on cause of death and the implications for public health.

In 1941 he joined the American Museum of Natural History, New York City, and until his death concerned himself with human evolution.

Dunne's family initially refused to confirm his death, concerned that the tsunami of coverage on Kennedy's would swamp Dunne's obituary.

If Thebes retells the story of a city destroyed by insanity, the following track Mediation is the Practice of Death concerns the Buddhist belief of maransati or death awareness, the ability to fully accept death within your subconscious.

Forster's early exile from fiction is often thought to be related to his secret homosexuality — and his final novel, "Maurice," which was begun in 1913 but not published until after his death, concerns the love affair of two men.

In All Men Are Mortal the givenness of finitude and death concerns our relationship to time.

With Kim's death, concerns have been raised that relations between the two Koreas may deteriorate.

Also local magistrate Virgil F. Lyons ordered an inquest into Williams' death concerning the welt that was visible on his head.

"The profound intensity of survival-based relationships forged in battle makes it challenging to reintegrate family ties on the home front, where 'life and death' concerns are replaced by more mundane realities".

An important consequence of our understanding of the role of oxidative stress in senescent-cell death concerns the relationship between aging and cancer.