Sentence examples for mortality that the from inspiring English sources

We are not speaking about this with the language of urgency or mortality that the issue deserves.

"The older generation has fears, life experience and a sense of their own mortality that the younger generation just does not have," Dr. Bell added.

But it is also a more reflective, somber and emotionally ambivalent film than Lubitsch's earlier efforts, a movie that seems very much aware of the passing of time and encroaching mortality that the earlier works had so elegantly suppressed.

Because of the unexpected mortality that the freed slave population endured during the war, federal officials eventually established the first national health care system in 1865, after the war ended.

We also ran simulations with set percent daily mortalities to determine the actual percentage of increased mortality that the colony could withstand.

For each gender, we conducted relative survival analysis (defined as observed survival divided by expected survival, adjusting for expected mortality that the cohort would have from all causes of death [ 14]).

Nor had the military governments resolved the problems of illiteracy, malnutrition, and high infant mortality that plagued the majority of the people.

Yet Ballet West's cast, especially the excellent Kristin Hakala, allow us to see and hear the tug of mortality that darkens the choreography's sweetness.

As might have been ex pected, the night was filled with nostal gia (it always is), but nostalgia is easy, essentially frivolous, and a quite differ ent thing from the sense of mortality that dominated the proceedings from early on.

The retort-stand upon which time has experimented with human mortality, that's the sort of observation you'd make - but far cruder.

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