Sentence examples for scene of death from inspiring English sources

Many times these include images of the deceased in pain, or the scene of death — real or imagined.

The scene of death, he said, is a "sacred space," and the doula's job is to protect it.

He continued, "I liked the idea of the spectator standing in front of this scene of death, fragility and weakness and witnessing the passage of time".

He is broad and squat, a breezeblock of grey suit, and his hair is freshly dyed and long, reminding me of the final scene of Death in Venice.

Body parts were scattered at the scene of death, a grisly end to a man reviled for his gruesome acts of terror.

Finally, the nation's spirit rises from this scene of death: "that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom".

These scenes of death are taken as they really were.

The scenes of death and dying at Kernstown shocked Comey to his core.

Lowell, again in the seventeenth-century way, continually dwells upon scenes of death and burial.

But one man was crossing Paris to get close to the scenes of death.

Both films feature scenes of death and destruction, but Paris emerges from each relatively unscathed.