Sentence examples for is really deceased from inspiring English sources

"Given his previous record of using medical conditions to escape creditors and the law, that the only witness to the body's identity was a manservant, and the ease of obtaining death certificates in some parts of the world, no one can 100% assume he is really deceased," says a source close to the investigation.

Dreams like these, though painful, can help the mourner understand that the deceased is really gone.

The €3,400 £2,9000) plaque – made of bone china and quoting the chorus of Berlin-inspired hit "Heroes" – had been signed off by the senate in spite of it usually requiring a five-year waiting period to make sure the deceased figure is really as historically significant as it seems at the time of death.

Scheib told the broker that Ruth gave the glove to the deceased Hollywood actor Robert Young -- whom Scheib is really related to by marriage -- in the 1940s.

It is really, really a nightmare.

It is really different.

Costa, who we should hope never joins the Samaritans, tells Julie that "there's only one way to find out" if she's really one of the deceased, which prompts Julie to clamber on to the ledge where Victor did his "trick" back in the second episode.

It's really morbid to carry images of deceased ancestors," says Thompson.

This was really, really easy to do because funerals are where strangers are always welcome as they add lustre to the deceased's memory in the minds of his loved ones.

It was really, really, difficult.

It was really really really good, something I really appreciated.