Sentence examples for death every bit from inspiring English sources

Fulminating tumors that can hemorrhage the womb or burst the intestine make death every bit as agonizing as it was for our great-grandmothers.

Rosa Peralta was widowed three years earlier when her husband, a mechanic, was crushed to death in a freak accident while working on a garbage truck; now her son's death seemed every bit as senseless.

I am not sure if you could quite say that of Sarah Kane: what this play proves is that her death was every bit as uncompromising as her creative life.

The old slogan "Silence = Death" is every bit as relevant today as it was in the 1980s.

In the weeks before his death, Sidney Harman acted every bit the proud new business owner he was.

Which means that the murderers on death row are every bit as deserving of God's love as I am.

McCracken asks us how the left-behind can move on when death is present in every bit of living minutiae: "The dead live on in the homeliest of ways.

He was no liberal, not by any means, but he was no thoroughbred conservative either, and in death he has remained every bit the inviting empty canvas that he was in life -- the man who won the Cold War or the 'amiable dunce,' a legacy of freedom or a legacy of contempt for the working class.

Look, I feel the deaths of our servicemen every bit as keenly as if the bullets had pierced me like stigmata, but sometimes one has to just stand up and do the right thing even if the evidence isn't there.

This second scandal lacks a sickening sexual component, but the resulting deaths and injuries are every bit as real.

And many of those deaths and injuries were every bit as preventable had university officials fulfilled their responsibility to those entrusted to their care.