Sentence examples for essence of dead from inspiring English sources
For illyngophobia (fear of dizziness, No. 11 among Manhattanites), the team installed a giant spinning tunnel; for entomophobia (insects, No. 3), they glued a thousand dead cockroaches onto a wall; and for musophobia (mice, No. 6), they ordered an essence of dead rat from an outfit in Chicago called Sinister Scents.
In contrast, we wanted Kia's to feel more traditional, but we personalized it by adding to the lore of Kyber crystals, introducing a creature that suggested that in a way she was fighting with the essence of her dead brother".
Or is Mama the essence of the girls' dead mother?
Resolving them -- who gets named and how -- is, he argues, part of the process of setting history right, a service to the dead, the essence of what memorials are for.
"Food is the essence of the Day of the Dead," said Magda Bogin, a New York author who also runs Cocinar Mexicano, a cooking school in Tepoztlán, Mexico, "because it's by the scent of their favorite foods that the dead are driven back to the living".
The essence of those places seemed to be limbo, a dead child's closed eyes.
It's often believed that the dead will eat the "spiritual essence" of the food.
So, instead, I'll remind you of Clive James's much fresher observation: "The essence of a cliche is that words are not misused, but have gone dead". .
The essence of the split?
