Sentence examples for exploration of death from inspiring English sources

The final works on display will include Viola's Five Angels for the Millennium (2001) and Fire Woman (2005), which show rising and falling bodies in an exploration of death and the passage of the spirit.

I defy anyone not to reel with delight at John Cheever's heartbreaking but hilarious 'Reunion', in which a young man's lunch with his seldom-glimpsed (and drunken) father disintegrates beyond our worst imaginations, nor to remain unmoved by the recently departed Grace Paley's painful exploration of death and disappointment.

She is currently working on her first novel as well as a non-fiction exploration of death and grieving.

The last story in the collection is a long musing titled Death, in which Gaddafi attempts an ambitious exploration of death as a character, gender, place, and as an idea.

To save you the trouble of visiting Staten Island, we lent Agnes the humble walls of this blog to show some of her images and chatted about La Mort La Vie, her ambitious exploration of death, and ideas of eternal youth.

To save you the trouble of moving your ass those couple of thousand miles from your chair to Staten Island, we lent Agnes the humble walls of this blog to show some of her images, and chatted about La Mort La Vie, her ambitious exploration of death, and ideas of eternal youth.

The combination of community-wide accurate mortality tracking and in-depth exploration of deaths gives a representative indication of contributors to maternal mortality within the study community.

It features some of the most beautiful music ever made about loss, and some of the most direct explorations of death ever recorded.

The story begins five times, the line "I was complaining about the cockroaches" becoming an embarkation point for a series of hypnotic and troubling explorations of death and morality.

However, Nguyen said it was also possible that, for the players who like "The Sims" for its narrative possibilities and engage with "the fiction of the game," explorations of death could have deeper personal significance.

Truffaut was to dig deeper into his love of film and his consistent exploration of melancholy, death and remembrance.