Sentence examples for death implies from inspiring English sources

Beyond the humane impulse to provide solace through collective acknowledgment and community support lies the recognition that an unnoticed death implies an unnoticed life.

The "scriptor" – "born simultaneously with his text" and dismissed from it once it is finished – replaces the "Author-God", whose death implies that a text no longer has an "ultimate meaning".

This psychological criterion of death implies that those in a permanent vegetative state are dead, despite their continuing brainstem activities.

This is because a higher age at death implies more years lived in ages farther from death, where prevalence is low.

Typically, life after death implies going to heaven.

Webb added: "In the mortal world death implies an ending, a decisive finality.

No other art form would accept for a second that death implied the possible death of an artist's oeuvre.

Adams said that afterward she suffered a "trauma" with drugs and alcohol that led to her 2013 death, implying this colored her recollections.

OBJECTIVES: As people age, their peers (who are also aging) become increasingly susceptible to health decline and death, implying potential growth in stressful loss-related events over time for the individual.

Still, it's possible that her body was arranged in that position just after death, implying that a more deliberate act, like suffocation or poisoning, might have taken her life before the harsh environment of the mountain had a chance to do its work.

Some have focused on renewal; Walter Jackson Bate points to the theme of each stanza including "its contrary" idea, here death implying, though only indirectly, the renewal of life.