Sentence examples for finality of death from inspiring English sources

The play's very title (which is also its final line) implies not only the finality of death but also its pervasiveness in daily life.

(The raven, one says, symbolizes "the finality of death").

Yet recording technology defies the finality of death, and now there's always the possibility of another remix, another arrangement.

The constant cry of the priest and the supplicant throughout history has been a rejection of the finality of death.

Barnes's belief in the finality of death is unwavering; he does not believe he will see her again.

A rationalist and a grouch, Stanley believes in nothing but the perception of the five senses, science, and the finality of death.

The finality of his death did not hit her until the last of the Patriots had filed out of the locker room after their 48-27 victory against the Cowboys.

"Rootless," she says triumphantly, in tones to which Ms. Smith lends the finality of a death sentence.

The contrast between the incipient freshness of new life and the ruthless finality of preserved death is jarring.

It is these conventional dualised choices – spirit or matter -- that have framed the central dilemma about death as now conceived in the west: the choice of (narratives of) alienated continuity versus reductive-materialist discontinuity -- the supposed finality of material death, or the narrative of no narratives.

And his case became an example of how the very finality of the death penalty can focus the public's attention on issues that many Americans prefer to ignore: the overzealousness of cops and prosecutors, the limits of the appeals process and the ugly conditions faced by many of the more than two million Americans currently behind bars.