But they merge as sides of a coin: philosophical, in his continual grappling with implications of the death of God — a loss that he tried to remedy by making poetry stand in for religion — and psychological, in his constant compulsion to cheer himself up.
[ 1, 5, 6] Relatively less is known about the circumstances and implications of the death of a woman's husband, as well as the health and welfare outcomes of widows.
Security analysts in the region were cautious about speculating on the implications of the deaths of the high-profile figures, noting that there were only field reports at this point and no confirmation of their identities.
Pinsof proposes that social policies, laws, research and therapists must recognize that and start to incorporate what's already been happening for the past few decades -- "a new pair-bonding paradigm that integrates the implications of the death-to-divorce transition".
Using that benchmark, Justice Kennedy said the majority had reached its conclusion based on "our own independent judgment" about the implications of extending the death penalty to child rape as well as on the fact that the great majority of states have declined to do so.
Hagège is especially shaky in his early implication that the death of a language deprives people of language itself, a hallmark of being human.
Young, impressionable people see only the whimsy and novelty and don't look beyond to the full implications of the "till death do us part" union.
Ayahuasca has gained something of a cult reputation among celebrities from Sting and Paul Simon to Lindsay Lohan and the Klaxons, though it remains illegal, and its implication in the death of a British teenager in Colombia earlier this year has cast a shadow over the rapturous accounts made by some of those who have tried it.
In addition, we cannot exclude the implication of other death domain proteins that could also be involved in the bridge between p53 and NF- κB.
' Still' was removed in question 7 to reduce the implication of impending death.
