Sentence examples for knowledge of death from inspiring English sources

She lost a child while giving birth, and in that experience lost God and gained unwanted knowledge of death.

But the knowledge of death forces itself into our childish awareness, and we begin to build ourselves around it.

Does anyone suppose that the imaginative value of such fantasies can be divided for a moment from our knowledge of death, and blood, and Christianity?

Anastasia de Waal is head of family and education at Civitas Having memories and a knowledge of death, we all spend time thinking about going back.

In its search for heretofore-unexploited data, "Odds'R" also tests the reader's knowledge of death by Taser gun: what are the chances that an outlaw killed by Taser-armed police officers has been jolted more than once?

The knowledge of death seemed present in both sisters it was something about the way they carried themselves, something that had broken too soon and had not mended, marking them in spite of their lightheartedness.

The hybrid methods consistently combine the projection of the future duration of disability (incidence part) and the knowledge of deaths that occurred prior to the time period in question (prevalence part).

Since these systems are comprehensive, functional, and extend down to a level at which it would be reasonable to expect good knowledge of deaths and maybe circumstances of death, there is an obvious possibility of using them as a basis for 'capturing' maternal deaths.

The tragedy unfolding in New Zealand, and the fate of the students, many of whom were on their first trip abroad, has received widespread media attention in Japan, a country with firsthand knowledge of the death and destruction that ensues when the earth shifts violently and without warning.

His knowledge of the death squad made him the "indirect perpetrator" of these killings, the court ruled.

David Hume's autobiography, written in the knowledge of impending death, is accompanied by Adam Smith's description of Hume making a good, but not pious, end.