Sentence examples for real world death from inspiring English sources

In the real world, death is a continuum, and it should be dealt with as such.

If Sarah Palin wants to see a real-world death panel, she should look no further than the corporate insurance executives whom she and her fellow Republicans so zealously defend.

In this content people can satisfy that urge for the macabre an urge that taps directly into our darkest fascinations without the moral repercussions that would come with watching real-world death in almost any other setting.

Beyond McQueen who's rumored to have secretly sewed the words "I am a cunt" into the canvas of a coat made for Prince there's also Christian Dior, who had perhaps the most notorious superstitions in fashion and whose real-world death took place only two years after the events contained within Phantom Thread.

Beyond McQueen who's rumored to have secretly sewed the words "I am a cunt" into the canvas of a coat made for Prince Charles there's also Christian Dior, who had perhaps the most notorious superstitions in fashion and whose real-world death took place only two years after the events contained within Phantom Thread.

Because in the real world of death marches, limited runway, and just plain old pressure from the higher ups, quality and care are a dream: sweet, distant, and rarely realized.

Even under the strong assumption of independence, these estimates of cause-specific survival are of little use to patients making decisions in the real world where death from other causes play a big role.

Great stories outlast fashion and the characters live on, whether they happen to be wizards or vampires, gay or straight, fighting cancer in the real world or facing death in an apocalyptic one.

Since we have hung up our Gilsons much more recently than when we began to help patients, we tend to compartmentalize cell death modes into neat academic entities, but in the real world of patients with cell death pathologies, it is likely these pathways overlap and interact.

They firmly believe Bergdahl's actions had a real world ripple effect that caused death or injury to other soldiers.

For those customers, many of whom have been stalked or threatened in the real world, Fertik admits that "Web death" is often impossible references in major newspapers or political contribution data collected by the government, for instance, are practically indelible.