Sentence examples for talk of death from inspiring English sources

"People," one woman said, "talk of death".

Strong language and much talk of death.

Talk of death, and scenes of it, in the Spanish sun.

"It was only talk of death coming out of Iraq, and that's what came to me".

It is not normal, all this talk of death and psychic horror among people from these quiet, safe suburbs.

He sat on the sidelines while the Republicans bombarded Americans with false but effective talk of death panels and a government takeover of their doctors' offices.

We boozed together and talked of death as our inhibitions waned.

Talking of Death Cafe London he says: "The time is right to offer a place where people can come to engage with death.

And centuries ago when peasants on the lonely shores of Ireland saw the long swells that herald a storm rolling in upon their coasts, they shuddered and talked of death waves.

This Buddhist text much beloved of 60s luminaries like Timothy Leary, talks of death as a series of intermediary stages, the first of which being the "chikhai bardo" in which the dying person experiences the true reality of existence.

While black-garbed goths talked of death and the afterlife, hip-hop artists lived in close proximity to actual death, then were killed, and had their records reissued – perhaps they even knew how it would pan out from the moment they picked up a mike.