Sentence examples for death of everything from inspiring English sources

I was scared to death of everything.

Death of everything — the conversation, the party, the friendship.

Written about "humanity at its most natural" and tackling themes of love, death and religion, Hozier told the Irish Times: "I found the experience of falling in love or being in love was a death, a death of everything".

When civilians face mass conscription, the nonconscripted audience may feel the need for a comic hero who, though scared to death of everything, still has an answer for anything.

The overall theme this week seems to be the death of everything.

Ceding control to the Huffington Post will be the death of everything — the voice, the swagger, the "fuck you" attitude — that makes TechCrunch great; and I'm not going to stay around to watch that happen.

I'm OK with the idea that death could be the end of everything.

A hatred of pleasure-seeking, a vision of God's providential rage, and an obsession with the afterlife: these were death knells of everything Lucretius represented.

He worked as an artist for just under 50 years and only a small portion of that output relates directly to the war although of course you can read his war experiences into lots of his work, he said of his repeated depictions of resurrections for example, 'I had buried so many people and saw so many dead bodies that I felt that death could not be the end of everything.'".

"Everything has to be so instant nowadays, it'll be the death of creativity, everything is churned out so quickly.

How is death the beginning of everything exactly?