"It is laughable when people suggest that we should first count the dead, implying that if there was such and such a number, it would be genocide, but 100 people less and it is not genocide," Mr. Medvedev said.
Of the Englishmen known to be at the battle, the number of dead implies that the death rate was about 50 per cent of those engaged, although this may be too high.
By definition, God can't be dead, because "dead" implies that God was alive, and once alive, an immortal being can't die.
Critics have charged that in DCD vital organs are removed before patients are really dead, implying that organ procurement kills the patients.
According to The Wrap, before the host was even able to finish the joke, she was cut off by Kathy Griffin, who made a zinger about The Grateful Dead -- implying the comments were about Zendaya looking like a hippie, rather than there being any racial undertones.
Adhesion to the dead donor rule [10] implies that the dying patient (who is still alive) is not instrumentalized: cardiopulmonary bypass cannot be started as long as the patient is alive.
In addition, diploid elg1 Δ srs2 Δ double mutants are dead, which implies that an essential function in the cell requires at least one of the two gene products for survival.
In this respect we can come to understand how the contemplation of death and decomposition modeled by Silas' dead birds implies that only aesthetics and ideology cement death's enigmas to science and photography.
He may be tempted to do what he has so often done and blame the dead hand of Whitehall – implying that if only Scotland were free, all would be well.
The new book removed any possibility of prayers for the dead, as such prayers implied support for the doctrine of purgatory.
