Sentence examples for death speak from inspiring English sources
Dying Modern explores modern poetry's fascination with pre- and postmortem speech, pondering the literary desire to make death speak in the face of its cultural silencing.
What might sound like artful rhetoric, say, when he describes the envy he feels, on banishment, at the flies that remain free to "seize on the white wonder of dear Juliet's hand…" has the force of despairing rage – and he even makes silent looks of love and later agony (at news of Juliet's death) speak volumes.
I have had numerous experiences since that time, as men and woman nearing death speak of feeling the need "to pack" and ask for my help.
"But Sergei's death speaks very loud".
Mr. Mannion said that Mr. Imich was highly agitated four days before his death, speaking Polish and Russian to spirits he felt were around him.
Decades ago, shows like "Mister Rogers Neighborhoodd" and "Sesame Street" produced acclaimed episodes about death, speaking to their audiences in simple, matter-of-fact terms.
The Bang on a Can All-Stars took to the stage alongside the singer-composer Shara Worden with a new arrangement of Mr. Lang's "Death Speaks," a quiet and eerie song cycle set to texts from Schubert songs in which Death speaks in the first person.
For "death speaks," which Mr. Lang presented at Zankel Hall in January with a cast of performers partly borrowed from rock bands, he mined Schubert's lieder for instances in which death appears.
McNulty giving a fuck when it wasn't his turn: up one to 19 as he investigates D's death, speaking to that lovely but strange pathologist and visiting Donette.
The Lib Dems were unelectable yet strong under Mr Kennedy; after Mr Clegg, they look finished.Life after politicsBad times for his party, the union, Britain's place in Europe: Mr Kennedy's death speaks to all these.
So for that to have been so easily subsumed into Jagger's at the moment of her death speaks volumes, not only about how the media views women's lives but also about how it views their work.
