Sentence examples for second paragraph of death from inspiring English sources

The teasing second paragraph of "Death in Varanasi" rejects possible plot twists a positive blood test (the result of condomless sex with Laura?), the discovery of "your girlfriend's partly clothed body" afloat in the Ganges (Laura was planning a pilgrimage to Varanasi)—for the more lifelike, if narratively risky, "purposeless drift of events".

The teasing second paragraph of "Death in Varanasi" rejects possible plot twists — a positive blood test (the result of condomless sex with Laura?), the discovery of "your girlfriend's partly clothed body" afloat in the Ganges (Laura was planning a pilgrimage to Varanasi) — for the more lifelike, if narratively risky, "purposeless drift of events".

Without coming on like a first year English Lit student who's skim-read the first paragraph of The Death of the Author, one of the joys of art is that the artist's own understanding of the work they've created means pretty much less than nothing.

Here's the second paragraph of "Get Shorty" (1990).

E2: read only the second paragraph of a text.

The second paragraph of this letter is bizarre.

Secondary comments: Second paragraph of Background section.

Please see second paragraph of the revised "Background" section.

We have added a paragraph introducing and discussing the inverted U function as the second paragraph of the Introduction.

We added a discussion of this idea to the second paragraph of the Discussion (this is a new paragraph).

Take, for example, the first paragraph of the poem "The Death of Cenone" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson: There lies a vale in Ida, lovelier.