Sentence examples for hereafter that from inspiring English sources

"I want to tell him it is better to focus on this world, it's more worthwhile than the hereafter that extremist Muslim clerics promise.

At the same time, there is an austerity in "Hereafter" that keeps the melodramatic possibilities latent in the script safely at bay.

And though Mr. Brandon never gets treacly, there's still something about the application of his gritty gifts to the sweet hereafter that feels strained — like Steve Buscemi playing a guardian angel.

The pair's mesmerizing 2005 single, "Believe," was Mr. Dunn's coming out party, a visceral, churchy ballad about the hereafter that highlighted the full power of his voice, which he'd often had to keep in check so that the thinner voiced Kix Brooks could keep up.

Hereafter that selected femtocell will be called studied cell (s).

Therefore, we consider hereafter that only one ATP molecule is consumed per transport cycle for a P-gp like transporter.

His body of work is dominated by two novels -- Affliction" and "The Sweet Hereafter" -- that are close to perfect, and their devastating emotional precision arises in large part from their crushing, almost Faulknerian sense of place.

The problem is addressed with a numerical modeling approach (landscape evolution model, hereafter LEM) that requires empirical determinations of parameters and threshold values.

This paper presents an advanced Bayesian emulation-based approach (hereafter BEA) that allows a reduced number of analyses to be carried out to compute the probabilistic seismic response and fragility of buildings.

The technical term 'real essence' is introduced into the philosophical lexicon by the English philosopher John Locke (1632 1704) in his An Essay Concerning Human Understanding[1] (hereafter "Essay") that was first published in London, in December of 1689.

To do justice to the scope of his critique, we should ask what characterizes "morality" in Nietzsche's pejorative sense — hereafter, "MPS" — that is, morality as the object of his critique.