Sentence examples for posthumous message from inspiring English sources

That, surely, is Boris Yeltsin's posthumous message to his successor.

Currently, the most promising subplot is the posthumous message from Major Briggs, secreted in an enigmatic metal tube hidden inside a chair.

And for many people, no matter the mode of communication, receiving a posthumous messages might feel like an ambush.

Debra Bassett, a doctoral candidate at the University of Warwick who researches the impacts of death in the digital world, believes that posthumous messages can help their recipients return to a place of grief when they need it most.

Earl, who has since memorialized Esther's life in the bestselling book This Star Won't Go Out, compares confronting posthumous digital messages to wiggling a loose tooth: It hurts every time, "and yet you can't leave it alone".

In a recent issue of your magazine (PROFILE Nov. 29, '41) you published an article on Joseph Dunninger, in the course of which you refer to his claim that he received from my father, the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle a code message for posthumous communication.

By D. P. S. Conan Doyle The New Yorker, January 17 , 1942P. 60 In a recent issue of your magazine (PROFILE Nov. 29, '41) you published an article on Joseph Dunninger, in the course of which you refer to his claim that he received from my father, the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle a code message for posthumous communication.

I was surprised to discover recently that there is a huge industry dedicated to offering "digital death and online afterlife" services, which include everything from dealing with your digital estate to leaving posthumous (and sometimes post-dated) messages to recording your own obituary.

The patent says the program permits a person to include "a death notice of his/her own, a last will and testament, gratitude to those who extended assistance, a round-up of his/her own life, reflection, repentance, confession of his/her own life, publication of his/her posthumous works, such as diary, essays, photographs, etc, and messages to the next generations".

One reason that these shadows across the screen are so intense is that film and television are such vital artforms: a powerful screen performer feels almost as immediately present as a theatre actor, and so a posthumous appearance has the shocking impossibility of playing back a voicemail message from someone who has recently died.

As she passes you in the hallway or on the street, she's contemplating a parable about caterpillars and cocoons, connecting "To Pimp a Butterfly" and "To Kill a Mockingbird," wondering on the artist's messages and pondering Lamar's inclusion of the posthumous prediction of the late rapper Tupac Shakur regarding the tone and texture of the next revolution.