Sentence examples for personal mortality from inspiring English sources

"The X-Files" is the product of yuppie morbidity, a creeping sense of personal mortality.

They are simply environments where mentioning death and the deceased or fears about personal mortality and means of dying are openly welcomed and not unsaid, sanitised or ignored.

Personal mortality seems to be denoted by "the coming end" (line 3), although displacement can always be viewed theologically: man's true home, for the Christian, is not on Earth and the Earth itself faces approaching annihilation on Judgment Day.

Humans have long balanced on the knife's edge between understanding personal mortality and deciding to live and reproduce.

What crystals are—at least to those surviving in the landscape of Crystal Eaters is a measurement of personal mortality.

Interacting with those who are ill also raises awareness of personal mortality, resulting in anxiety and the need to see those who have the illness as different [ 20].

"Generally it's all the stuff that keeps you awake at night: lost love, personal failure, mortality.

What was on Mr. Young's mind as he wrote his memoir is also in the songs: personal memories, mortality, friendship, love, metaphysics and the mediocre sound of mp3s.

She claimed that this pilgrimage was not just aimed a burnishing the junta's Buddhist credentials, but rather was related to Than Shwe's personal sense of mortality.

It is the poems in which Mr. Bly finds a way to merge his dark vision of world history with a more personal sense of mortality that reverberate most insistently in the reader's mind.

The drama, which debuted last month to decent ratings, stars Jennifer Beals as a brilliant cardiothoracic surgeon recruited by a billionaire to investigate near-death experiences, while still reeling from a personal brush with mortality that brought eerie visions of her late son.