Sentence examples for death generated from inspiring English sources
The bombing and her death generated front-page headlines in U.S. newspapers.
Although his death generated headlines around the world, his memorial service went unmentioned in the next morning's Daily News-Miner.
His death generated the usual blather: one so-called expert noted that all sports entail risk, while ignoring that it's only animals that also risk being put down.
The house, which Wilson inherited upon his mother's death generated a mixture of happy nostalgia and mundane frustration in its new owner.
The death generated headlines that many people Ms. Peck's age — she is in her 60s and grew up nearby in Ridgewood — might remember.
His death generated a sense of profound loss, not only among the northerners who knew him and fought the Russians with him, but also in the Pashtun south.
His formula for success is straightforward: create big projects, market them to death, generate excitement, bring in new money.
Napalm Death generates a glorious noise onstage, where the band sounds more like an amplified Waterpik than like human beings with instruments.
When injuries or illness damage specific parts of a body, cell death generates even more of this so-called circulating DNA.
Yet a medical culture deaf to a discussion about death generates an overreliance on the sacred function of the physician and her biomedical toolkit.
Histone deacetylases play an important role in cell growth arrest, differentiation, and death, generating substantial interest in HDAC inhibitors as possible antineoplastic agents [36] [39].
