Sentence examples for death great from inspiring English sources

From birth to death, great art is a sequence of moving pictures of the human condition.

While pursuing these attainments, a Yogi would inevitably acquire one or more siddhas ("powers"), such as knowledge of past lives, foreknowledge of one's own death, great strength, supernormal senses, levitation, and omniscience.

Before the Black Death, Great Shelford in Cambridgeshire was a sprawling medieval village, stretching more than a kilometre along a high street and two greens: afterwards it was reduced to a single 200m row of houses beside the church.

However, pre-exposure to 1 μM or 5 μM of benzo(a pyrene resulted in increased cell death, greater disruption of microtissue architecture, and alterations in cell morphology.

One of the charges of attempted murder is likely to be changed to murder following Lia's death, Greater Manchester Police said.

"Risk of injury" is defined as the subjection of a human embryo to "risk of injury or death greater than that allowed for research on fetuses in utero," as described in 45 CFR 46.204b and any successor regulations.

Their requests included punishing those responsible for Mora's death, greater criminal penalties for poaching, and more efforts by MINAE to fight egg poachers.

Risky miRNAs were defined as those that had hazard ratio for death greater than 1.

Any disease or clinical condition resulting in a relative risk of death greater than 1.2 was included in the scale.

Among patients with a likelihood of death greater than 15%, combination therapy reduced the odds of death by nearly 50% when compared to patients receiving monotherapy.

At high exposures, multiple traversals are highly probable, yielding increased cell death, greater 'wasted dose' and a decreased exposure response relationship.