Sentence examples for mortality that from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in some sense, it is the very challenge of mortality that gives swimming its charge.

The intimations of mortality that give Marvell's poem its grim vigour are clearly preying on Harrison.

But in Annie Hall the mortality that weighs most heavily is the mortality of his love affair.

The jokes about mortality that run through his films become serious as he takes his aging seriously.

Over a few drinks we wondered whether it was our heightened sense of mortality that triggered these in-transit imaginations.

Several heroin brands seem to dwell on the delicate balance of mortality that accompanies their use.

There is a sense of encroaching night throughout the production, that feeling of an all-consuming mortality that pervades Mr. Bergman's films.

A number of explanations for the intractable rate of maternal mortality that continues to bedevil the world are suggested – but poverty is left out.

Ms. Roney also describes a constant awareness of mortality that begins the moment she wakes up and follows her in her sleep.

Jones updates all three operas to the years immediately after the second world war and focuses on the themes of class, morality and mortality that link them.

My youngest, in spite of our good health, has possibly glimpsed a sense of mortality that has little place in childhood.