Sentence examples for death existed from inspiring English sources

Madison's mother's grooming regime could fuel a small economy: "To my parents, death existed as merely the logical, albeit extreme, result of not adequately exfoliating your skin".

In that sense his death existed now as much as it ever would.

No significant toxicity or death existed between groups throughout the experiment.

We confirmed that 243/283 deaths were due to asthma rather than having asthma as a comorbidity when another immediate cause of death existed.

We revealed high specificity in the recording of asthma deaths, during examination of postmortem information and toxicology reports, to confirm that 243/283 (86%) deaths were due to asthma rather than having asthma as a comorbidity when another immediate cause of death existed.

Life after death exists as a void without a god.

Though no details of his death exist, he probably died in or after 127.

For most people, the sense of impending death exists as a dimly remembered certainty, which occasionally lurches into full view.

A weariness about death exists in me and in us all in another way, as well, though we scarcely notice it.

If such a thing as life after death exists, it can be found at the Royal Opera House in London on Sunday and the Dolby theatre in Hollywood two weeks later.

GROWING old is a subject American movies have largely avoided since the 1980s, when the commercial triumphs of Steven Spielberg and George Lucas made it clear that there was money to be made in never-never land — that world of the adolescent imagination where no one ever matures and death exists only as a punch line.