Sentence examples for representation of death from inspiring English sources

A hulking, charred-wood re-creation of a Time cover about the Jonestown massacre is a powerful comment on the representation of death and the failure of utopia.

The New York City Bar Association named him recipient of the Thurgood Marshall award in recognition of his pro bono representation of death row inmates.

The representation of death itself, usually personified in the form of a skeleton, seems to have developed on a large scale only in medieval Christian art.

This peaceful representation of death can be expanded upon over time to include other images as you become more comfortable.

It is the entropy that defines how we respond to every representation of death regardless of the species, genus, phyla of animals.

All of this leads to what can only be explained as each generation's artistic prerogative for poetically turning over its own variation on the truism that every representation of death reduces analogously, symbolically, finally, to the death of the self.

The bulk of my book deals with issues of diagnosis, plague, representations of death and depression.

It will be followed by a panel next week on artistic representations of death and mourning.

Another emotional factor in the poet's childhood that may have affected his later development was a love-hate relationship with a younger brother, who died in 1759 at age six: Goethe's later relationships with literary contemporaries were ambiguous, though he nonetheless described them as "brothers," and he was repelled by literary and artistic representations of death.

Owls are supposed to be representations of death; if there's an owl around then it's a messenger of death.

But Silas chose the factual scheme of death, a choice given to the alternately calming and brutal representations of death relative to the viewer's proneness to emotional and aesthetic delicacy.