Sentence examples for death discourse from inspiring English sources

In the latter quotation the father has assumed a role of community expert in which he recognises the existence of a death discourse.

In this example, the father acknowledges that he was influenced by the death discourse for his first SCD child (now dead, possibly with a self-fulfilling element) but implies a changed outlook for his subsequent SCD child.

Over the last forty years, however, the death and dying discourse has changed.

Despite this transparency, in the hours after TMZ broke the news of Miller's death, online discourse wasn't focused on the grim realities of substance abuse.

Now, after death threats, discourse, and vicious social media backlash, organizers have lowered the price for white, cis, hetero, able-bodied men to $15. "We didn't expect people to have quite this reaction to it," Sid Mohammed, an organizer for the event, told VICE.

Both books were first published only after Machiavelli's death, the Discourses on Livy in 1531 and The Prince in 1532.

I have seen the death of political discourse reflected in his designer sunglasses.

David Rockwell's complex set is handsome, with haunting coffin-shaped holes opening in the stage floor as disease and death dominate the discourse.

In contemporary medical discourse, an infant death is the death of a live-born baby, an early neonatal death occurring within the first seven days of birth, and a late neonatal death occurring between seven and 28 days.

We shy away from discourse on death.

Every time a gun death enters the national discourse, we go through these motions.