Sentence examples for death points from inspiring English sources

His death points again to the unique fallacy of the airplane, its utter dependence on forward speed.

Erhardt's death points to a curious phenomenon one that highlights the changing nature of work and of leisure, and people's reasonable expectations from both.

Erhardt's death points to a curious phenomenon — one that highlights the changing nature of work and of leisure, and people's reasonable expectations from both.

Phil Robertson, Asia deputy director for Human Rights Watch, said Lieng's death "points to some very, very serious concerns about the kind of harassment" that relatives of dissidents face in Vietnam.

Philippe Ariès, in "The Hour of Our Death," points out that the essential characteristic of death as it appears in the "Chanson de Roland" is that the death, even if sudden or accidental, "gives advance warning of its arrival".

While religious minorities have long faced persecution in China, Li's death points to increasing religious intolerance in China amidst Chinese president Xi Jinping's consolidation of power.

So much for life and death, pointing fingers and laying blame.

But seeing death point-blank has left me less convinced that life is finite.

In the present study, therefore, a generalized sense of the Fokker-Planck equation to describe the temporal variation of crack length distribution has been derived and solved in a closed form through the introduction of the so-called death point.

It's not certain what claimed her but the descriptions of her death point to syphilis and tuberculosis.

Justice Robert H. Jackson, in lectures published in 1955 after his death, pointed out the curiosity of the role played by the justices in our democracy.