Sentence examples for own starvation from inspiring English sources

Midas did not bring about a golden age, but his own starvation.

The modern reader will recognize these as symptoms of anorexia, the means by which the body struggles to stave off the effects of its own starvation.

Killing him in Room would only guarantee their own deaths by starvation.

Yes, of all the places on earth, Pyongyang where Kim Il Sung's insane misrule was killing millions of his own people by starvation (and those were the lucky ones who didn't get sent to the North Korean gulags to be finished off).

During my illness, I was far too wrapped up in my own world of starvation to notice what was going on around me, but through recovery, I became aware that 'normal' people seemed increasingly worried about what they were allowing to pass their lips.

Yes, of all the places on earth, Pyongyang — where Kim Il Sung's insane misrule was killing millions of his own people by starvation (and those were the lucky ones who didn't get sent to the North Korean gulags to be finished off).

Autophagy is a fundamental biological process that enables cells to autodigest their own cytosol during starvation and other forms of stress.

When one of their own died of starvation, they buried him at sea, but resorted to cannibalism on the next four "coofs"–the Nantucket term for off-islanders.

He found that nest parasitism among coots is both common and costly; parents lose one of their own chicks to starvation for every interloper they mistakenly accept.

She died of cardiac arrest in 1943, arguably by her own hand through starvation, as the 34-year-old was eating only what she believed those living in German-occupied France were able to eat at the time.

His own father died of starvation in 1959, and the "tombstone" of the title is in part a tribute to a dead parent who was never acknowledged as a victim of the state's policies.