Sentence examples for reflections on mortality from inspiring English sources

Ashmolean Museum, to 15 May; Pitt Rivers Museum, to 29 May OB Painted in 1669, the year he died, Rembrandt's Self Portrait At The Age of 63 is one of the most profoundly moving reflections on mortality ever created.

It is a philosophical comedy, a detective story laced with reflections on mortality.

David Bowie's latest albums have circled back to the lean, barbed rock of his best work from the mid-1970's with new reflections on mortality and apocalypse.

Graciela Iturbide's intensely moody reflections on mortality from Mexico and the German artist Evelyn Hofer's formally posed psychological poignancies demonstrate contrasting versions of the portrait tradition.

His displays of animals in formaldehyde and his installations complete with live maggots and butterflies were seen as reflections on mortality and the human unwillingness to confront it.

She recorded John Prine's "Angel From Montgomery," an old woman's story, in 1974, and on Thursday that song fit easily alongside more recent reflections on mortality: her own "Nick of Time" and David Gray's "Silver Lining".

John Hurt makes his New York stage debut as the aging writer encountering his younger self in this short, stark reflection on mortality and memory, one of Samuel Beckett's most personal works for the stage.

Part of that story involves an inevitable reflection on mortality.

While I originally took Zero K as a reflection on mortality and what it means to die, it now also seems to me to be about the artist's contest with infinity.

A clear highlight of the album, Moments of Pleasure employs some very Bush-ian references ("The case of George the Wipe! / Oh God I can't stop laughing") in service of a tender reflection on mortality and the passage of time.

Laura Ford's Mummers is a chilling reflection on mortality, loss, and youth, captured in a frozen moment.