Sentence examples for thought death from inspiring English sources

They have followed the trial; Nancy thought death for Tsarnaev would be "the easy way out".

"He actually thought death did not apply to him," said Andy Rooney's son, Brian, "which is a great way to go".

The Wild Bunch and Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid pondered the onset, not of old age, but of absolute obsolescence and irrelevance, and thought death perhaps preferable.

In Zoroastrian thought, death is seen as the temporary triumph of evil and the corpse as ritually defiled, he said, adding, "God does not murder".

"I had not thought death had undone so many", we read of those London rush-hour commuters in The Waste Land (words that Eliot cribbed from Canto III of the Inferno).

Think of Eliot's commuters in "The Waste Land": "Unreal City / Under the brown fog of a winter dawn, / A crowd flowed over London Bridge, so many, / I had not thought death had undone so many".

I've always thought death-penalty proponents have a point when they say that it denigrates the profound indignity of murder to punish it in the same fashion as other crimes.

In the piece, Turow explores the moral justification for capital punishment and how that is undermined when the innocent are executed: I've always thought death-penalty proponents have a point when they say that it denigrates the profound indignity of murder to punish it in the same fashion as other crimes.

I guess I start thinking: Think death".

"I think death is just another stage of our development.

"I like the way you think," Death replies drily.