Sentence examples for realm of death from inspiring English sources

Then she got on the train, pulling herself out of the realm of death.

In her 1975 novel "The Children of the Dead," she depicts her native land as, in the words of the academy, "a realm of death".

And those who take his campaign into the realm of death threats and unlawful intimidation are not protected by the First Amendment and should be prosecuted.

Ancient Egyptian mummy portraits, 17th-century Vanitas still life paintings and Rachel Whiteread's Ghost all find artistic vitality in the realm of death.

Tristan says he cannot answer, then turns to Isolde and asks whether she will follow him into the realm of death.

Now, like particle physics, it has become far too subtle and complex to offer certainty — not in the realms of health and disease, where all outcomes are probabilities, and not in the realm of death.

Outside the realms of death, Kevorkian was an accomplished musician, composing and playing the piano and the flute on The Kevorkian Suite: A Very Still Life, a jazz disc released to bemused reviews in 1997.

But with the presence of a concealed weapon it takes what should be a disagreement or at worse fisticuffs into the potential realm of violent death.

Unfortunately for those they inspired, in World War II the skies simply joined the land and the seas as yet another realm of grim attrition, death, and destruction.

Ordinarily, we think of life as the realm of free action, death as confinement and nullity.

He asked that his funeral program begin with a quote by Frantz Fanon: "If death is the realm of freedom, then through death I escape to freedom".