Sentence examples for larger death from inspiring English sources

From a global perspective, it can seem that the future holds not only my own death but a second, larger death of the familiar world.

Unlike Anders Behring Breivik, the Norwegian extremist who killed sixty-nine people at a summer camp, in 2011, and was charged with terrorism, Lundin Pettersson did not carry a gun, which likely would have led to a larger death toll.

But my advice was to aim for much larger death benefits.

Askew further argued that "the Great Massacre School has thus been forced into the (unusual) position of criticising a work that argues for a larger death toll".

Several of the larger Death Valley springs derive their water from a regional aquifer, which extends as far east as southern Nevada and Utah.

It almost goes without saying that the death of the self that Zen so unflinchingly observes is preparation for a larger death that is non-negotiable -- one reason I always try to be in Japan in the autumn.

If Faulkner lied about his war record (as he did) then he was living out his fictional strategies; if he was unable to leave his wife Estelle, even after years of shared unhappiness, then that is because for him 'Estelle represented the word itself'; his brooding silences are taken as manifestations of a larger death-wish.

Further, this care system feeds off of and into a larger death-denying culture, where the experience of dying is not yet comfortably managed by the Canadian population at large [ 22].

But no large outbreak occurred; the largest death toll in a single year was 17.

California does have the country's largest death row, with 714 inmates.

The massacre led to the largest death toll ever recorded by a single gunman on the rampage.