Sentence examples for defiant death from inspiring English sources

Cato, the moral example for many philosophers, defended the Roman republic with Stoic bravery until his defiant death.

Why have you forsaken me?" He is defiant against the death sentence imposed on him by the brutal and wicked Romans.

"Party City" is defiant about death.

He had written no suicide note, no defiant last message, and as the police marksmen closed in he had calmly abandoned himself to death.

As the chief judge read out the death sentence, a defiant but exhausted-looking Mr. Hussein shouted: "Long live the people!

The Massachusetts Bay Colony passed the Stubborn Child Law in 1646, allowing parents to have their defiant teenage sons put to death.

This is a story of haughty autocrats, enigmatic readings, mysterious deaths, defiant clashes, alien invasions, political intrigue, religious cults, abandoned hopes and cruel twists of fate … and that's just the science of Egyptology in the past 90 years.

A number of Qaeda sympathizers posted defiant messages after the death of Osama bin Laden, taking to online forums and creating a commemorative Facebook page: We Are All Osama bin Laden.

An Indonesian court sentenced a defiant Islamic militant to death today after convicting him of playing a major role in the Bali nightclub attack that killed 202 people last year.

That number may rise after last week, when congressional Republicans and Republican presidential candidates put politics above principle and laced their "condolences" upon Justice Antonin Scalia's death with defiant refusals to consider any candidate President Obama would nominate to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court.

Though she rarely moves from her chair in "Deuce," she still makes you believe Leona pulses with a defiant élan vital that only death could still.