Sentence examples for idea of dying from inspiring English sources
Her mother was a fan of space travel and liked the idea of dying on Mars.
"When I left Chad for Senegal, I had accepted the idea of dying.
The idea of dying is like a joke or a literary device.
In 1944, Helga Weiss came to terms with the idea of dying – with one important condition.
I want to be rotten to accept the idea of dying.
"I think you get used to the idea of dying, like we get accustomed to many things.
In addition, VanDerWerff criticized the fact that the teaser shows Skinner dying; he wrote that "[t]here's very little gas in the idea of Skinner dying" and that most of the viewers knew he would not die.
By which time the idea of patients dying as people pass by without noticing has entered the mind and will likely stay there - along with thoughts of poverty, wage slavery, unemployment, asylum, the ruination of the health services, one's own fear of hospitalisation, abandonment, death.
But still, it is tremendous, this idea of freedom, of dying for freedom.
Practitioners, however, liked the idea of a dying room to which they could move a person who is dying and in which they could create an atmosphere of calm.
It would not create or promote the idea of assisted dying.
