Sentence examples for fear mortality from inspiring English sources

Why do we fear mortality?

If families are all about manoeuvring round the unsaid – a son's fear of coming out or the revelation of a long-aborted affair – then Balls's series was about tackling our biggest fear, mortality, head-on.

It is human to fear mortality and to wish that the losses that we suffer in this life are redeemable in the next.

Maybe a parent can't accept his need for help, dreads dependency and loss of control, fears mortality itself.

This is partly because they are both long-lived and continue to execute their occupations in good form, which is deeply reassuring to mortality-fearing mortals.

But Ms. Cabrera is also gripped by a fear of mortality.

But the poetry of fear and mortality is worth all the belief you can muster.

No longer mere symbols of ambition and triumph, they now also inspire a sense of vulnerability, fear and mortality.

An encroaching fear of mortality, and of where his own death leaves John, is behind The Road.

Willie and Al may be vaudeville characters; but, in their arguments and their mix of dependence and open hostility, they resemble many old couples fighting off the fear of mortality.

It's likely that religion's popularity is a product of emotion, fear of mortality and the unknown, and yes, fealty to tradition.