Sentence examples for theme death from inspiring English sources

Morrissey seems to be commenting on this with the album's only recurring theme, death.

Book III demonstrates the atomic structure and mortality of the soul and ends with a triumphant sermon on the theme "Death is nothing to us".

The spooky plan was that they would – a la Byron, Shelley, et al – spend the weekend telling stories on the theme Death of the Artist… Finally, two good adaptations.

The meal's theme: death.

"True literature discusses only two themes: death and power".

Throughout the album, Mr. Gabriel takes up big themes: death, redemption, revelation, the meaning of existence.

Sigourney's writing relied on sentimental conventions of moral and religious themes; death and piety were her most popular subjects.

And though "Seinfeld" didn't shy from unsettling themes (death, anti-Semitism), it complied with the formal requirement that no sitcom end in irresolution.

Her fourth album was no different: laden with weighty themes (death, love, life all that jazz), idiosyncratically structured and intellectually playful.

But Ms. Fforde uses their obsession mostly to support her bigger themes, death and new beginnings and creating your own definition of family.

It was intensely personal to Beckett, who drew on his upbringing in Dublin for many of the characters, and compresses many of his great themes – death, sex, loss of faith.