Sentence examples for posthumous existence from inspiring English sources
Elizabeth's posthumous existence is different.
Keats's "posthumous existence," one might say, began at the moment he became a poet.
He told one friend that he felt as if he were living a "posthumous" existence.
Kogito receives a preview of posthumous existence in which his voice is drowned out by younger generations.
By Adam Kirsch "I have an habitual feeling," Keats wrote, "that I am leading a posthumous existence".
With his younger second wife Lotte Altmann chronically ill, his peers scattered and the "posthumous existence" of the exile closing in, his depression deepened.
What he seemed to desire most was existence as a posthumous figure.
Shahādat al-ṭabī'iyah fī wujūd Allāh wa-al-sharī'ah (Nature's Proofs for the Existence of God and the Divine Law), 1892 (posthumous).
Christopher Ondaatje writes in The Independent that the existence of a Hemingway industry tends to overshadow his posthumous work.
For it is not wildly implausible to posit the existence of a duty to donate one's organs for posthumous transplantation.
