Sentence examples for ideas of death from inspiring English sources

Some musicians love him because he has romantic ideas of death and violence.

"It is a very interesting way of looking at globalisation and esoteric ideas of death and destruction," he said.

The first section, written by David Bindman, discusses the reasons for the commissioning of tomb sculpture, ideas of death and the afterlife, the setting of the tomb, the themes that govern its imagery, and the negotiations between sculptor and patron.

The Body in Indian Art and Thought opens, paradoxically, with death and a series of images that show the end of the body, the idea of self-sacrifice and examines how Indian civilisation expresses its different ideas of death.

For his graduate collection at Central St Martins, he drew on ideas of death and urban decay, making his garments from fabric that had been buried in a back yard and then dug up.

Not only were urban graveyards seen as insufficient and prone to spreading disease, but the influence of Transcendentalists like Emerson also shifted ideas of death from the Calvinist emphasis on damnation to the idea, as Mr. Albrecht put it, that the "afterlife could be a serene and beautiful place — it could be like Green-Wood Cemetery".

Does the idea of death bother you?

It will deal with the idea of death.

He was obsessed with the idea of death.

As Cohen writes, "The idea of death can be terrifying, numbing, incomprehensible.

A recent poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation suggests that the idea of death panels persists.