Sentence examples for death confronting from inspiring English sources

Yet when we learn about the early years of the Panthers, the organizing they did in Richmond conducting their own investigation into Dowell's death, confronting police who harassed Dowell's family, helping mothers in the community organize against abuse at the local school, organizing armed street rallies in which hundreds filled out applications to join the party is almost always absent.

When Quinn finally talks to Carrie about the day she saved him, he asks her, "Why?" A man whose life's work was bringing death confronting his worth in the world; it's a genuinely dark moment but as soon as the camera glides to Carrie's crumpling cry-face, her outpouring of guilt and grief, that moment is gone.

When death confronts her, she has never seen the meadow without the daisies.

Stravinsky foresaw the real conflict of war and revolution, life or death confronted on a daily basis – the willingness to die for one's beliefs.

His death confronts the White House and State Department with some difficult questions, starting with how to replace a larger-than-life statesman in a post that was created for him and which he built from scratch.

The cords of the grave coiled around me; the snares of death confronted me.

Democratic Committeewoman Patricia Byrnes, who has regularly attended the protests since Brown's death, confronted several police officers about their lack of name plates.

While some grief is tempered by a long and well-lived life, so many of the deaths confronting you right now appear senseless -- lives taken too soon and abruptly.

That experience told me that even the toughest of men, when the chips are down and the reality of life and death confronts, are reaching out into the spiritual dimension, beyond the rational and beyond the moral.

It seems to me that one ought to rejoice in the fact of death — ought to decide, indeed, to earn one's death by confronting with passion the conundrum of life.

It seems to me that we ought to rejoice in the fact of death -- ought to decide, indeed, to earn one's death by confronting with passion the conundrum of life.