Sentence examples for horror of dying from inspiring English sources

What we see etched on César's face is pathetic ­loneliness  and the horror of dying alone in prison.

The horror of dying unshriven that haunted people in medieval Europe resembles the despair of the devout Hindu at the prospect of having no son to perform the śrāddhas.

He explained that she had three reasons for wanting to spend her last days in public: to earn money to leave to her children; to keep busy through the horror of dying; and to alert young women to the need to have regular tests to detect early signs of cervical cancer.

Millions of unsuspecting persons have been spared the horror of dying because of their smoking obsession.

The soundtrack is a slick synth nightmare evoking the creeping horror of a dying world.

Whether it was EastEnders shying away from showing the full horror of someone dying of cancer, or Peggy taking one final bit of control, it was harrowing to see her slip away.

"In terms of collective drama," he writes, "we can say that the horror for the 4,000 victims of dying in those towers was inseparable from the horror of living in them -- the horror of living and working in sarcophagi of concrete and steel".

Wracked with pain and disease, robbed of all they had owned, living on the very edge of dying, they faced a future of escalating horror.

Impassioned yet cool, he saw weeks of horror; a dying comrade called, "shoot me" but immediately died with the word, "mother".

Horror stories of people dying of terminal diseases shortly after they were judged "fit to work" abounded.

Children have recounted sexual abuse, torture and the horror of fellow migrants dying either at the hands of captors, drowning at sea or being thrown overboard.