Sentence examples for idea of mortality from inspiring English sources

"Fifteen years later the idea of mortality isn't as academic," Ms. Phillips said between shows.

This is not the first time the macabre and the idea of mortality has featured in your work.

Too afraid of the idea of mortality.

This opera is about Disney discovering that he is ill and is going to die, and Philip uses the story to deal with ideas of mortality and immortality.

In Sharr White's quiet ensemble piece "The Other Place" (at the Lucille Lortel), Metcalf gets to take on the duelling ideas of mortality and memory.

Post Nature went in on the powerful ideas of mortality – is there a fear of death that lingers with you and where are you taking your inspiration for the new album due 2016?

Or maybe you are not the philosophical sort and the idea of cut-rate mortality just creeps you out.

What I hadn't noticed before is how artfully Johnson knits the three strands together by pursuing the Vertigo-like theme of presumed death: the prof plays with the idea of his own mortality, the body double's stabbed husband obstinately refuses to lie down and even the mystery blonde in the 1919 film has metaphorically killed her putative lover.

These rates are given to permit the reader to have an idea of the approximate mortality rates in the different groups.

I portrayed Coleridge's idea of immortality as a grim curse – Citizen Kane is the opposite: mortality as a punishment.

So when he started preparing for this role, which, in addition to full-frontal nudity, requires sweaty physical bouts and crumpling tantrums, he felt overwhelmed by the idea of projecting his own mortality.