Sentence examples for personal death from inspiring English sources

In this way, clans offer a preservation of identity well past the point of personal death.

Working 70 hours across one Easter weekend isn't only a personal death risk for junior doctors.

It gave the victims a personal death in the impersonal process of killings".

"It's an irony about the film that a personal death becomes more important than a war crime.

This is the feeling that we are part of a larger whole, a religion, culture or movement that will survive our personal death.

Mr. Hashimi fled to the semiautonomous Kurdish region in late December after the government issued an arrest warrant accusing him of using his bodyguards as a personal death squad.

Possessing his own infinity, a man has nothing to fear, not even (though Emerson treads light on the thin ice of personal immortality) death itself.

Kepler stayed in Linz until 1626, during which time creative productions continued amid personal troubles the death of his wife and his exclusion from the Lutheran communion.

But by November 9th, the never-to-be-forgotten night he forgot the name of one of the federal agencies on his personal political death row, he was struggling to stay in double digits.

First up, Annie-B Parson presents Audrey Hailes, in the personal solo "Death Made Love to My Feet," and the self-dubbed "musical priesthood" duo the Royal Osiris Karaoke Ensemble, in "The Art of Luv".

And it ends for each of us in personal destruction in death, which trumps all worldly hopes, and conceals impenetrably any experience that may lie beyond.