Sentence examples for overcoming of death from inspiring English sources

The cultural commemorations scheduled for this anniversary will also include compositions that have been associated with death (Brahms's "Requiem") and the overcoming of death (Mahler's "Resurrection" Symphony), as well as a "Concert of Peace" that will offer music from the cultures out of which the attackers arose.

In fact, four billion people on Earth--mostly Muslims and Christians--see the overcoming of death through science as potentially blasphemous, a sin involving humans striving to be godlike.

Samurai, inspired by Zen teachings, often used meditation to develop their skills and overcome fear of death.

WEAKNESSES -- Overcoming the death of linebacker Derrick Thomas is difficult.

Rugby took him from New Zealand's capital to Japan, overcoming the death of his mother to win a solitary All Blacks cap, before he dipped his toe into the turbulent waters of coaching.

And remember that compelling story about Notre Dame football star Mante Te'o overcoming the death of his girlfriend?

This raises a number of obvious questions: how many human interest stories will the network run about an Olympian overcoming the death of their favorite hamster or some such to become the best (insert event here)?

In this study we used the library in two functional genetic selection assays to identify small RNA effectors capable of overcoming cell death induced by a chemotherapeutic agent (5FU) or a cytokine (TNF-α).

Only then will the joy of Easter truly move our souls, as we, in joyful concert with the Spirit of God, rejoice at the overcoming of the death to ashes and the hope of eternity!

They also embrace the notion of overcoming a fear of death, in all its macabre forms and with all the pain and suffering connected to it, and of accepting one's destiny with hope and a sense of peace.

The New Yorker, November 5, 1966 P. 57 A letter from an unemployed actor in West Hollywood who, set off by an anti-Viet Nam war ad placed in the Times by a Japanese businessman, decided to sleep in a coffin as a means of overcoming his fear of death.