Sentence examples for inescapable death from inspiring English sources

In addition to damages for economic losses, intangible things, like the suffering before an inescapable death, are given a price tag.

On Halfcast, she explores her own identity as an African in Europe, recalling that when she was "sent back to Africa on a plane, I was neglected, and decided to accept the inescapable death of the white me/Half white, half black, for fuck's sake, I'm Nigerian/ [I] love my ethnicity, so just let me be".

One will even put them in an hourglass for you, just in case you want a constant reminder that inescapable death looms.

If you fall off a bike or your car breaks down it's annoying, but you don't automatically end up in an inescapable death-plummet.

"The force that through the green fuse drives the flower / Drives my green age; that blasts the roots of trees / Is my destroyer": death is the implicit, inescapable end of growth.

That taxes really are as inescapable as death?

And all because a Chinese metals trader from Shanghai has decided to 'do a Leeson', as some of the press have called it, by taking reckless gambles in a market that moved relentlessly against him, compounding his losses daily and sending him towards inescapable financial death.

TO the list of the inescapable that includes death and taxes add the appeal of crossover to opera singers.

It's a film of mad Beckettian grandeur about the terrible twin truths of existence: life is disappointing and death inescapable.

Conductor Grant Llewellyn sustained the long span of the work from the opening Maestoso, where a slow lamenting tread periodically breaks into anguished outbursts, through the exuberant and capricious scherzo to the final return to the inescapable fact of death.

He added: "Simply because an execution method may result in pain, either by accident or as an inescapable consequence of death, does not establish the sort of 'objectively intolerable risk of harm' that qualifies as cruel and unusual" under the Eighth Amendment.