Sentence examples for stopping life from inspiring English sources

There's something implicitly fearsome in the minimalist inflections of "Six Cents," a seeming narrowing of experience that, for a filmmaker just starting out, runs the risk of stopping life before it starts.

In observing how a calamitous event like the destruction of the World Trade Center can establish new indexes of timekeeping (the "Before and After" syndrome), Deaver argues that stopping time in its tracks is a madman's ruse for stopping life itself.

There are many reasons that the documents, known collectively as advance directives, can fail: people lose or forget them; living wills are too vague to interpret; relatives disagree about what the patient wanted; hospital staff members mistakenly fear prosecution for stopping life support; or doctors overrule the family and refuse to stop treatment.

Although the Hokkaido attorney office decided not to prosecute for murder, according to the media report, police involvement and being questioned by the police is sufficient enough to make doctors to think that stopping life sustaining treatment is not only immoral but also illegal.

Scientists have uncovered a mechanism that could be key to stopping breast cancers from spreading to bones – a discovery that offers hope of stopping life-threatening cancers from progressing.

Stopping life-support measures (withdrawal of therapy) is not the same as refraining from starting them (withholding) or maintaining current therapy.

A1 Court Rules on Life Support The California Supreme Court ruled that in certain cases families have no right to stop life support for patients who are not terminally ill.

When the siren stopped, life reanimated.

He can now use a remote control to stop life dead in its tracks.

"People will be going to the markets; you cannot stop life," he said.

The rare early-season snowfall was not about to stop life in the Bronx.