Sentence examples for reflections of death from inspiring English sources

If anyone can answer these questions it's Jamie Thraves, the award-winning director of music videos such as the iconic subtitled psychological thriller of Radiohead's "Just" and the sombre reflections of Death Cab For Cutie's "I Will Follow You into the Dark", who also has a feature film scheduled to be completed later this year.

Pieces are made to symbolise fertility, celebrate love and fidelity, birth, childhood and survival, beliefs and superstitions, wealth and status through to the reflection of death and mourning.

Lyrically the record deals with thoughts about self-reflection, the contemplation of death, and a struggle with drugs.

Around the theme of the urns he wove a tissue of solemn reflections on death and the transience of human fame in his most luxuriant style; in The Garden, in which he traces the history of horticulture from the garden of Eden to the Persian gardens in the reign of Cyrus, he is especially fascinated by the quincunx.

In the 18th century the English "graveyard school" of poets wrote generalized reflections on death and immortality, combining gloomy, sometimes ghoulish imagery of human impermanence with philosophical speculation.

From a very early age, in moments of reflection on death, life has always shown up to me as something to be regretted, a cruel joke, something difficult to affirm.

It ended with reflections on death.

Reflections on Death, Rebirth and Hunger for a Faith".

PERSONAL HISTORY about the reflections of a death-penalty judge.

The New Yorker, February 10 , 1997P. 48 PERSONAL HISTORY about the reflections of a death-penalty judge.

By Alex Kozinski The New Yorker, February 10 , 1997P. 48 PERSONAL HISTORY about the reflections of a death-penalty judge.