Sentence examples for terror of dying from inspiring English sources

At times terror of dying overwhelmed her.

The show is interested in love, but it's much more interested, in both jaunty and melancholic ways, in death itself in the terror of dying, but also in its temptation.

Nicola's terror of dying is at the root of her refusal to have proper treatment; the appeal of alternative medicine is that it promises to cheat death, to reverse disease, to recover health.

The American's response is equally hackneyed: "I sat there drinking his whiskey listening to him reduce the terror of dying people to a moon in a second-rate poem".

IN Denys Arcand's "Barbarian Invasions," a middle-aged history professor named Rémy is diagnosed with inoperable cancer and must use his remaining weeks to cope with the terror of dying and confront the sins of his past.

Grof kept careful notes of his many psychedelic sessions, and in his various papers and books derived from those sessions, he described cancer patients clenched with fear who, under the influence of LSD or DPT, experienced relief from the terror of dying — and not just during their psychedelic sessions but for weeks and months afterward.

The terrors of dying have yet to fully raise their heads; the characters in these stories may feel their hearts murmur and their joints creak, but they still have a lot of living to do.

Carroll knew that his wife's greatest terror was of dying in prison, of not dying a free woman.

Godoy came first, on a trek with seventy-five othats thet he describes as "two months of terror," nearly dying of dehydration in the desert.

My dreams of dying were not the products of anxious moments of terror.

So by the time Franky gets there, instead of feeling her awkward terror and dying inside and all those other things I can just about remember from starting at a new school, I'm just feeling mildly unamused.