Sentence examples for great deaths from inspiring English sources

Gusev, in the story of that title, dies a death as ­moving, in its understated way, as any of the great deaths in short fiction, but its pathos is all implicit; the outward detail being noted in precisely the kind of droll, off-kilter manner in which Gusev himself sees things.

We're going to create one great big death panel in this country".

"We're gonna create one great big death panel in this country [if] people can't afford to get insurance.

Following the Great Death, the world is run by teenagers.

Whenever he looked, the skull looked back, wearing its great death mask of indifference.

"Oh, yes, that was a great death," he said, recalling that news as a turning point in the AIDS movement.

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That is one of the things that he means by "the immutable law of the Great Death".

Some are enduring – what he describes as the immutable law of the great death, the permanent, non-negotiable certainty that death is coming soon and cannot be diverted.

The great death has led to a little one, and from here on she will be haunted (though more consoled than spooked) by her other half.

In the great death of cinema narrative, candyflossed airhead McG (aka Joseph McGinty Nichol) will never be more than a mere petite mort.