Sentence examples for expectation of death from inspiring English sources
So the "low-grade freedom" that accompanied the expectation of death has been suddenly pulled away.
Could it be that, instead of the cancer, it was his expectation of death that killed him?
His doctor wrote: "Could it be that, instead of the cancer, it was his expectation of death that killed him?" It's a fascinating question.
A reasonable expectation of death or serious injury before abatement exists if a rational person, subjected to the same condition or practice giving rise to the peril, would avoid exposure to the danger during the time necessary for abatement.
On the damages issue, Donald A. Migliori, a lawyer for the family, cited not only the calls to the ground, which have been detailed in the 9/11 commission report, but also analysis of the plane's violent final moments, as passengers were thrown about, increasing their fear and expectation of death.
A factor in the development of their love came from Tolkien's personal belief that feelings grew quickly in periods of great stress and under the expectation of death.
Thus the plague not only killed people, it changed the ways people lived, as well as their expectations of death.
Importantly, the assumption tends to be that patient expectations of death review are low but families can adequately describe the poor care received and know that it can and should be better [ 52].
The gremlins, riding the wings of British combat planes & lousing up the mechanisms at critical moments, have their own peculiar dignity as the Gothic creatures of a civilized imagination that is cheerfully coping with the expectation of sudden death.
Stone packs this brief but moving character study with beautiful writing and much thought about the numbing experience of living with the constant expectation of sudden death from an enemy you can't quite bring yourself to hate.
36 Abortion after 120 days is also permitted in most of these interpretations on grounds that include the expectation of fetal death or serious deformity.
