Sentence examples for thinking of death from inspiring English sources

"For a month, I was thinking of death every moment," Mr. Nuristani said.

Here is "2002," one of the bleakly comic poems he wrote in anticipation of that moment: I am not thinking of Death, but Death is thinking of me.

During all periods of their history, the ancient Egyptians seem to have spent much of their time thinking of death and making provisions for their afterlife.

And the terrible questions: "Was he already getting close to his devastating dotage, when he would become increasingly helpless?" On one typically wretched night he talks to himself aloud, saying, "Kurt Wallander is lying in his bed, thinking of death".

For some reason I have unconsciously been thinking of death as something you let happen, as a partnership, an agreement you enter or wrangle your way into, which is wrong.

"People who forget dying" was one of the quotes - and I pondered if thinking of death wouldn't actually bring a different, valuable perspective into our every day life.

Will anyone be able to read The Pale King without thinking of his death?

The dancers' youth and beauty make for images of someone cut down ere his prime, but I couldn't help thinking of the death of an old man.

While many will hope the writer now feels remorse at her killing off the well-loved Dumbledore, or that she has twinges of regret when thinking of the death of loyal house elf Dobby, they will be disappointed.

He is holding the gun and realizes that he has been thinking of his death- the one way to solve all his uncertainties.

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